Title, Canon
1 2,32 | consent to the transfer in writing.~
2 4,68 | to~submit his reasons in writing to the synod of bishops
3 4,104 | to submit his reasons in~writing to the synod of bishops
4 6,165 | to submit his reasons in writing to the council~of hierarchs;
5 7,254 | to put faithfully into writing~those things which are done
6 7,284 | candidate agrees to this in writing; (3) it concerns a~special
7 10,360 | made such a desire known in writing to~both eparchial bishops
8 10,360 | expresses opposition in~writing within four months.~
9 10,366 | the cleric~has declared in writing that he is devoting himself
10 12,500 | dismissal were~presented in writing to the member, granting
11 15,664 | must give their opinion in writing; if it is favorable, the
12 16,689 | requests it on her own~in writing or before two witnesses;
13 16,748 | the candidate declared in writing his desire to~devote himself;
14 16,830 | general, it must be given in writing.~
15 16,870 | eparchial bishop is given in writing, unless~something else is
16 20,957 | to the person~elected in writing or in some other legitimate
17 20,965 | has been communicated in writing by the competent~authority.
18 20,969 | and~this is to be done in writing or orally in the presence
19 20,972 | must~be communicated in writing.~
20 20,974 | must be communicated in writing.~
21 22,999 | emendation of the decree in writing from its author~within a
22 22,1002| making recourse petitions~in writing that the decree be made,
23 24,1091| and puts the sentence into writing.~
24 24,1130| however, are to~be put into writing in the original language
25 24,1130| respond to questions in writing.~
26 24,1131| procedure, must be put into writing. 2. The individual pages
27 24,1168| controversy may agree in writing~to have the matter resolved
28 24,1168| Likewise, they~may agree in writing who have already entered
29 24,1171| it is not carried out in writing; (3) ~the procurator agreed
30 24,1173| duties~have been accepted in writing.~
31 24,1182| the parties had agreed in writing that it would be subject
32 25,1186| notary to put~the act into writing, which is to be read to
33 25,1190| whether they must respond in writing or present themselves personally
34 25,1205| valid it is to be made in writing and also~signed by the party
35 25,1248| The answer is to be put in writing at once by the notary who~
36 25,1250| what the notary has put~in writing from the deposition must
37 25,1268| incidental case is proposed in writing or orally before the~judge
38 25,1285| observations are to be in writing~unless the judge with the
39 25,1287| the case~has been done in writing, the judge can determine
40 25,1288| can immediately record in writing the points discussed and
41 25,1292| indicating their names submit in writing their conclusions on the~
42 25,1311| the notary is to put it in~writing in the presence of the appellant.~
43 25,1350| advocates must be put in writing~by the notary but in a summary
44 26,1373| and who must be advised in writing that it is a~question of
45 26,1397| propose the transfer to him in writing and~persuade him to consent
46 26,1398| to explain his reasons in~writing.~
47 27,1422| remission must be given in~writing unless a serious reason
48 27,1448| or publicly disseminated writing, or other media of communication,
49 28,1476| and observations given in writing, if there are~such, an oral
50 28,1486| they have been accepted in writing by~the guilty party.~
51 29,1515| 1527, is to be set forth in~writing; likewise, if the administrative
52 29,1515| of execution is to be in writing.~
53 29,1519| petitioner asks again in writing for the decree, the time
54 29,1521| decree cannot be given in writing, the ecclesiastical authority
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