Title, Canon
1 Prel,6 | Code~or which pertain to a matter ex integro regulated in
2 3,48 | law or the nature of the matter indicates otherwise, dicasteries
3 4,72 | patriarchal Church, the matter devolves to the Roman Pontiff.~
4 4,78 | unless the nature of the~matter or the common or particular
5 4,85 | Church is to resolve the~matter or defer it to the Roman
6 4,95 | transgress in a~certain matter, after having consulted
7 4,95 | effect, he is to~defer the matter to the Roman Pontiff.~
8 4,100 | permanent synod. If the matter is urgent and does~not permit
9 4,106 | members request it for a given matter, with due regard always
10 4,116 | permanent synod must decide a matter which affects~the person
11 4,119 | Canon 119~If a certain matter belonging to the competence
12 4,119 | held, the decision on this matter is reserved to the permanent
13 4,142 | patriarch issues a~decree on the matter.~
14 4,146 | Church is to investigate the matter, having heard from the superior
15 4,146 | and, having discussed the matter in the same synod, to direct
16 4,148 | who, after discussing the matter in the synod of bishops
17 5,152 | evident from the nature of the matter.~
18 6,167 | which common law~remits the matter to the particular law of
19 7,182 | information, transmits the matter to all~the members of the
20 7,186 | the patriarch defers the~matter to the Apostolic See.~
21 7,193 | who are concerned in the matter and, if they are in agreement,
22 7,193 | whatever, disagree, the matter~is to be referred to the
23 7,204 | immediately to defer the matter to the Roman Pontiff. In
24 7,229 | evident from the nature of the matter.~
25 7,237 | bishop issues a~decree on the matter.~
26 7,306 | pastor~consents or, if the matter warrants it, delegates the
27 8,313 | evident from the nature of the matter.~
28 10,397 | obligation; in other cases the~matter is to be deferred to the
29 12,417 | is obliged to defer the matter without delay~to the attention
30 12,425 | otherwise from the nature of the matter.~
31 12,427 | otherwise from the nature of the matter.~
32 12,498 | law, or shall defer the matter to~the authority to which
33 12,501 | the acts collected in the matter to this~tribunal and the
34 12,554 | apparent from the nature of the matter.~
35 12,557 | against the nature~of the matter.~
36 12,561 | certain from the nature of the matter, without prejudice to the
37 15,666 | detailed~norms about this matter may be issued in the particular
38 16,671 | danger of death or another matter of serious necessity~in
39 16,696 | Churches sui iuris in this matter.~
40 16,703 | specific norms concerning this~matter which are to be observed
41 16,788 | the pastor is to defer the~matter to the local hierarch.~
42 16,861 | Canon 861~In a doubtful matter the privilege of the faith
43 16,891 | substantial change in the~matter promised or when the condition
44 16,892 | person who has power over the matter of a vow can suspend its~
45 20,943 | promise of an office, no matter by~whom it is made, has
46 21,986 | territory, provided it is a matter of granting~favors or of
47 21,990 | further in treating the matter. 3. ~When several persons
48 21,995 | evident from~the nature of the matter, also for the power spoken
49 24,1084| in other instances, the matter is to be~referred to the
50 24,1087| tribunal; in other cases, the matter is to be referred to the
51 24,1088| bishop provides for the matter. 3. If the~judicial vicar
52 24,1095| necessary from the nature of the matter. 2. ~If the promoter of
53 24,1110| Canon 1110~1. In a matter which concerns private individuals
54 24,1119| judge must deal with the matter. 2. In the~case of an exception
55 24,1121| The exceptions that the matter has become res iudicata
56 24,1127| particular law concerning this matter.~
57 24,1153| sentence became an adjudged matter (res iudicata). 2. All~other
58 24,1163| likewise shall determine the matter most expeditiously.~
59 24,1165| involved, provided that if the matter so~requires, the formalities
60 24,1168| agree in writing~to have the matter resolved by arbitrators.
61 24,1174| any party may entrust the~matter to the tribunal that is
62 24,1174| the party which brings the matter to the~tribunal which designated
63 24,1175| parties, shall resolve the matter by~decree; if it upholds
64 24,1177| then becomes an adjudged matter (res iudicata),~or, if it
65 24,1179| majority vote. ~2. If the matter allows it, the sentence
66 24,1181| appeal tribunal where the matter is to be resolved most expeditiously;
67 24,1181| which is to resolve the matter most expeditiously. 3. ~
68 24,1181| sentence~becomes an adjudged matter (res iudicata) as soon as
69 24,1182| receive the appeal, the matter is to be brought before
70 24,1182| admitted becomes an adjudged matter (res iudicata) according~
71 24,1183| which has become an adjudged matter (res iudicata), the opposition
72 25,1188| recognized both that the matter is within his competence
73 25,1208| judge~is to determine the matter most expeditiously.~
74 25,1216| any party regarding the matter under trial and~made before
75 25,1217| question of some private matter and the public~good is not
76 25,1240| admitted, especially when~the matter concerns the private good.
77 25,1241| with a party in a~serious matter the judge can bring them
78 25,1248| touch directly upon the matter of the~trial. 2. Use of
79 25,1265| connected~with the subject matter of the controversy.~
80 25,1270| given the seriousness of the~matter. 2. But if it must be resolved
81 25,1270| the tribunal~may turn the matter over to the auditor or to
82 25,1278| not agree either on the~matter of litigation or on the
83 25,1291| certitude regarding the matter to~be settled by the sentence.
84 25,1310| provides for settlement of the matter most~expeditiously (expeditissime).~
85 25,1318| all of them whenever the matter sought is~indivisible or
86 25,1341| executing it,~refer the matter to the tribunal which issued
87 25,1350| substance of the controverted matter, and they must be signed
88 25,1354| of the difficulty of the matter or for another just cause. ~
89 26,1376| unless the~nature of the matter precludes it; however, the
90 26,1386| unless the nature~of the matter precludes this; the canons
91 26,1391| bishop is to discuss the matter~with two pastors from the
92 26,1394| has any; (2) consider the matter~with the same pastors mentioned
93 26,1394| promptly issue a decree on the~matter.~
94 27,1404| Canon 1404~1. In the matter of penalties, the more benign
95 27,1422| be remitted even if the matter is unknown, or~even under
96 27,1455| document in an ecclesiastical matter, or who changed, destroyed~
97 28,1468| cannot act as a judge in the matter,~if a penal trial is set
98 28,1469| decides anything in the~matter, the hierarch is to hear
99 28,1471| indicated by the nature of the matter, the canons on trials~in
100 29,1489| because of the nature of the matter~they bind immediately or
101 29,1491| clear from the nature of the matter. 2. Without~prejudice to
102 29,1498| administrative act in a particular matter does not have the force~
103 29,1501| 1501~Unless it is penal matter, if an express prescription
104 29,1501| lacking in some particular~matter, the case is to be decided
105 29,1502| entirely re-orders the subject matter of the former law. 2. ~A
106 29,1506| clear from the nature of the~matter.~
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