Title, Canon

 1    7,191 |          legislative, executive and judicial power. 2. The eparchial
 2    7,191 |             syncellus; he exercises judicial power either personally
 3    7,191 |             personally or~through a judicial vicar and judges.~
 4    7,238 |           protosyncellus, syncelli, judicial~vicar and eparchial finance
 5    7,243 |           protosyncellus,~syncelli, judicial vicar, eparchial finance
 6    7,253 |             any acts whatsoever, of~judicial acts only or of the acts
 7   10,394 |           clerical state: (1) ~by a judicial sentence or administrative
 8   12,501 |           that the case be tried in judicial proceedings. 3. The~decision
 9   12,501 |          case is to be treated in a judicial proceeding, it is to be
10   16,767 |        based,~had been taken to the judicial forum; (2) from the impediments~
11   16,768 |              and those~taken to the judicial forum, not however for those
12   21,985 |          legislative,~executive and judicial. 2. Legislative power is
13   21,985 |         lower level legislator. ~3. Judicial power, which is possessed
14   21,985 |           is possessed by judges or judicial~colleges, is to be exercised
15   24,1063|             institute~who possesses judicial power; (5) those other cases
16   24,1086|        bishop is bound to appoint a judicial vicar~with ordinary judicial
17   24,1086|        judicial vicar~with ordinary judicial power, distinct from the
18   24,1086|          suggests otherwise. 2. The judicial vicar constitutes one tribunal
19   24,1086|         reserved to himself. 3. The judicial~vicar can be given assistants
20   24,1086|             whose title is adjutant judicial~vicars. 4. Both the judicial
21   24,1086|        judicial~vicars. 4. Both the judicial vicar and the adjutant judicial~
22   24,1086|     judicial vicar and the adjutant judicial~vicars must be priests of
23   24,1088|                   Canon 1088~1. The judicial vicar, the adjutant judicial
24   24,1088|        judicial vicar, the adjutant judicial vicar and the~other judges
25   24,1088|           for the matter. 3. If the~judicial vicar is appointed by the
26   24,1090|          has decided~otherwise, the judicial vicar is to designate by
27   24,1090|      constitute the college. 2. The judicial vicar is~not to appoint
28   24,1091|                   Canon 1091~1. The judicial vicar or the adjutant judicial
29   24,1091|      judicial vicar or the adjutant judicial vicar presides~over a collegiate
30   24,1123|            concerning a deposit for judicial expenses or the~granting
31   24,1126|             the day scheduled for a judicial act~the time limit is extended
32   24,1128|          impeded in the exercise of judicial power there~can exercise
33   24,1131|                   Canon 1131~1. All judicial acts, whether the acts of
34   24,1132|           witnesses is required~for judicial acts and a party or a witness
35   24,1133|      forbidden to~furnish a copy of judicial acts and of documents which
36   24,1142|         furnished if necessary; the judicial~acts, however, lack all
37   24,1143|        action, instance of trial or judicial acts, make a settlement,~
38   24,1179|         themselves in the form of a judicial sentence and~signed by each
39   24,1181|      sentence is~null and void, the judicial vicar either himself or
40   24,1181|           to the parties. 2. If the judicial vicar refuses~to issue the
41   24,1181|     expeditiously; if, however, the judicial vicar remains silent for~
42   24,1181|        document were~neglected, the judicial vicar is to declare the
43   24,1184|             those instances where a judicial sentence may be executed.
44   25,1192|        decrees, sentences and other~judicial acts are to be made through
45   25,1216|                        Canon 1216~A judicial confession is a written
46   25,1217|            good is not at stake the judicial confession of one party
47   25,1217|             public good, however, a judicial confession and~the declarations
48   25,1264|                 Canon 1264~When the judicial recognizance or access has
49   25,1290|            case has been tried in a judicial manner, if it is the~principal
50   25,1294|          make~a determination about judicial expenses.~
51   25,1303|          was instituted without the judicial petition mentioned in can.~
52   25,1304|   pronounced; (5) ~it is based on a judicial act which is null and whose
53   25,1335|          paying or compensating for judicial~expenses; (2) the honoraria
54   25,1343|         cases permitted by law, the judicial acts are null.~
55   25,1345| notification has the~effects of the judicial citation mentioned in can.
56   26,1359|             the same nation and the judicial vicar of the domicile of
57   26,1359|         collected provided that the judicial vicar of the~domicile of
58   26,1364|            1240; (2) to inspect the judicial acts even though not~published
59   26,1371|     sentence has been executed, the judicial~vicar must notify the hierarch
60   26,1372|     petition has been admitted, the judicial vicar or a~judge designated
61   29,1498|       interpretation contained in a judicial sentence or an~administrative