Title, Canon

 1    7,182 |          collect information~and documents which are necessary to establish
 2    7,228 |       destroying or~altering any documents of the eparchial curia either
 3    7,254 |         1) to write the acts and documents~relating to decrees, dispositions,
 4    7,254 | requirements, to furnish acts or documents~to one legitimately requesting
 5    7,256 |         eparchial curia in which documents pertaining to~affairs of
 6    7,256 |         is to be drawn up of the documents~which are preserved in the
 7    7,256 |          synopsis of each of the documents.~
 8    7,257 |       proxy an authentic copy of documents which are~public by their
 9    7,258 |          not permitted to remove documents from the archive of the~
10    7,259 |          the~place, and in which documents to be kept secret are preserved. ~
11    7,260 |        administrator~himself. 3. Documents are not to be removed from
12    7,261 |         to see that the acts and documents~of the archive of cathedral,
13    7,261 |        inventory of the acts and~documents are to be made, one of which
14    7,261 |   inspect or remove the~acts and documents of these archives, the norms
15    7,278 |          or have died the books, documents, sacred furnishings and
16    7,296 |   Christian faithful and all the documents which can have juridical
17    7,296 |    hierarchial letters and other documents which~ought to be preserved
18   10,342 |        statutes, are proven from~documents to possess the required
19   12,453 |     respect to the submission of documents as well as the various testimonials
20   16,769 |  canonical impediments. 2. These documents are~to be kept in the archive
21   23,1020|          is not~yet confirmed by documents. 4. The immediately higher
22   23,1028|       preserve in an archive the~documents establishing the rights
23   24,1133|          completion of the trial documents which belong to~private
24   24,1133|          of judicial acts and of documents which have been~acquired
25   25,1203|         other~value than that of documents.~
26   25,1220|          both public and private~documents is admitted.~
27   25,1221|         1. Public ecclesiastical documents are those which official~
28   25,1221|         by law. ~2. Public civil documents are those which are considered
29   25,1221|      such in civil law. 3. Other documents are private ones.~
30   25,1222| arguments show otherwise, public documents are to be trusted concerning
31   25,1222|    requirements for public civil documents in the civil law of the~
32   25,1224|                Canon 1224~If the documents are shown to have been erased,
33   25,1224|     judge~to assess whether such documents have value and how much.~
34   25,1225|                       Canon 1225~Documents do not have probative force
35   25,1227|            Canon 1227~1. Even if documents are common, no one is obliged
36   25,1258|       acts of the case and other documents and aids~which the expert
37   25,1259|         indicate clearly by what documents or other apt~means they
38   25,1285|      together with the principal documents are to be~printed, the prior
39   25,1326|       sustained; (2) ~afterwards documents have been found which undoubtedly
40   25,1344|        once by the judge. 2. The documents on which the petition is~
41   26,1364|      published and to review the documents produced by the parties. ~