Title, Canon
1 6,159 | and see to the~faithful execution of the prescriptions which
2 7,201 | God~and the saints and the execution out of pious wills.~
3 7,248 | eparchial bishop as well as the execution of rescripts of the Apostolic
4 22,999 | that the suspension of the execution of the decree is~also being
5 22,1000| which recourse suspends the execution of the~decree, the petition
6 22,1000| the decree suspends its execution, a suspension can meanwhile
7 22,1000| damages, the suspension of the execution ceases by the law itself.~
8 24,1079| is a question of the mere execution of a legacy, which is to
9 24,1153| of the judge's~decree of execution within the time limits indicated
10 24,1177| sentence may be~mandated for execution.~
11 24,1184| Canon 1184~1. The execution of an arbitration sentence
12 24,1184| sentence shall be mandated for execution either~by the eparchial
13 25,1272| definitive sentence and its execution,~while observing all the
14 25,1319| 1319~An appeal suspends the execution of a sentence.~
15 25,1323| gives rise to an action for execution and an exception of res
16 25,1325| case does not suspend the execution of the sentence, unless
17 25,1328| in integrum suspends the execution~of a sentence if the execution
18 25,1328| execution~of a sentence if the execution has not yet begun. 2. If,
19 25,1328| made in order to delay the execution of the~sentence, the judge
20 25,1330| that had been ordered for execution, can attack the same~sentence
21 25,1330| same~sentence before its execution.~
22 25,1332| constitutes its cause or, if execution is ordered, as it is going
23 25,1337| party order a provisional execution of a sentence which has
24 25,1337| harm could arise from the execution of the sentence, the judge
25 25,1337| the judge can suspend its execution or subject it to a~safeguard.~
26 25,1338| Canon 1338~There can be no execution of a sentence prior to an
27 25,1339| Canon 1339~If the execution of the sentence demands
28 25,1339| the sentence ordering the execution.~
29 25,1340| or neglects to do~so, the execution belongs to the authority
30 25,1340| cases of can. 1069, 1 the execution of a sentence belongs to
31 25,1341| manner and force~of the execution but not regarding the merits
32 27,1418| their nature lead to the execution of the offense,~the perpetrator
33 27,1418| spontaneously~has desisted from the execution of an initiated offense
34 29,1512| place at the time of~its execution.~
35 29,1514| cessation of the law for whose execution it has been issued; a singular
36 29,1515| commissorial form, its act of execution is to be in writing.~
37 29,1523| to whom only the task~of execution is entrusted, cannot refuse
38 29,1523| fulfilled. ~If however, the execution of the administrative act
39 29,1523| executor is to delay its execution and immediately inform the~
40 29,1524| procedural formalities, the execution is invalid.~
41 29,1527| has been any error in the execution of an administrative~act,
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