Title, Canon

 1    3,45  |       There is neither appeal nor recourse against a sentence or decree
 2    8,316 |         Pontiff or the patriarch, recourse is made respectively~to
 3    8,316 |          exarchy in his own name, recourse is made according to the
 4   12,438 |           the right of suspensive recourse to the Roman~Pontiff. 2.
 5   12,440 |           prejudice to suspensive recourse to the Roman Pontiff; the
 6   12,501 |      within~ten days, either have recourse with suspensive effect,
 7   12,501 |            The~decision about the recourse against the decree of dismissal
 8   12,552 |         dismissing superior. 3. A recourse~against the decree of dismissal
 9   13,583 |        due regard to~the right of recourse, with suspensive effect,
10   15,613 |        someone to preach~there is recourse in devolutivo only, which
11   16,755 | presbyterate, with due regard for recourse to the norm of law.~
12   16,797 |           sufficient time to have~recourse to the competent authority.~
13   16,863 |        six months and has not had recourse to ecclesiastical~or civil
14   20,948 |         has been established that recourse was made within at~least
15   21,991 |          legitimately appealed or recourse taken.~
16   21,993 |        suspended by the fact that~recourse has been made, unless other
17   22     |                          TITLE 22~Recourse Against Administrative Decrees~
18   22,997 |      injured by a decree can make~recourse to the superior authority
19   22,997 |         norm of law. 2. The first recourse against~decrees of the protosyncellus
20   22,997 |           act by delegated power,~recourse is made to the one who gave
21   22,999 |          1. Before proposing some recourse, a person must seek the
22   22,999 |          if it concerns~the first recourse against a decree mentioned
23   22,999 |         or~if it concerns further recourse except for recourse against
24   22,999 |       further recourse except for recourse against decrees of the eparchial
25   22,999 |          bishop, by which a first recourse has been~decided.~
26   22,1000|         1000~1. In cases in which recourse suspends the execution of
27   22,1000|           injured in some way; if recourse is proposed later, the authority~
28   22,1000|  authority~who must deal with the recourse is to determine whether
29   22,1000|    confirmed or revoked. 3. If no recourse is~proposed against the
30   22,1000|           the stated period or if recourse is sought only for the reparation
31   22,1001|                     Canon 1001~1. Recourse must be proposed within
32   22,1002|       issue a decree by which the recourse~is decided within sixty
33   22,1002|      sixty days of receipt of the recourse unless~the particular law
34   22,1002|        done and the person making recourse petitions~in writing that
35   22,1002|        still nothing is done, the recourse~is considered rejected as
36   22,1002|        day by a~decree, and a new recourse can be proposed against
37   22,1003|                     Canon 1003~In recourse against an administrative
38   22,1003|       made; the person making the~recourse also has the right of employing
39   22,1003|          if the person making the recourse lacks an~advocate and the
40   22,1003|       order the person making the recourse to appear so that he or
41   22,1004|        authority who examines the recourse, is able not~only to confirm
42   22,1006|         the patriarch has decided recourse, recourse against administrative
43   22,1006|   patriarch has decided recourse, recourse against administrative decrees
44   22,1006|          one is not~given further recourse except by appeal to the
45   24,1059|         delegated by him. 2. This recourse made to the Roman~Pontiff,
46   24,1085|       case; (2) the settlement of~recourse against a decree of the
47   24,1145|           the request of a party; recourse can always be made to~the
48   24,1163|         the petition is rejected,~recourse is available to the authority
49   24,1181|         interested party may have recourse to~the appeal tribunal where
50   24,1181|    insistence, the party may have recourse to the appeal~tribunal which
51   24,1181|          as possible; there is no recourse against this declaration.
52   25,1188|        utile) to lodge a~reasoned recourse against the rejection of
53   25,1195|          can within ten days make recourse to that~judge that it be
54   25,1336|            but the party can have~recourse within fifteen days to the
55   26,1396|         this need lasts. 3. While recourse is pending~against the decree
56   28,1487|                     Canon 1487~1. Recourse against the decree by which
57   28,1487|       been communicated. 2. ~This recourse suspends the force of the
58   28,1487|            3. There is no~further recourse against the decision of
59   29,1499|     remains doubtful and obscure, recourse is to be taken to parallel~
60   29,1519|        day by a decree, so that a recourse~against it can be placed.~
61   29,1520|      possibility of interposing a~recourse against the decree.~
62   29,1539|        which made the laws. 2. If recourse~to the authority which has