Title, Canon

 1   10,394 |        ordination never becomes invalid. A cleric, however, loses
 2   12,466 |        are contrary to~the vows invalid if the acts can be nullified.~
 3   12,467 |       time is by the law itself invalid. ~2. As soon as the profession
 4   12,529 |      the vows unlawful, but not invalid. 2. This profession does
 5   16,730 |         sin against chastity in invalid~except in danger of death.~
 6   16,785 |        means every danger of an~invalid or illicit celebration of
 7   16,790 |      still renders the marriage invalid.~
 8   16,802 |        if the first marriage is invalid or~dissolved for any reason,
 9   16,808 |       consanguinity marriage is invalid between all ancestors and
10   16,808 |      consanguinity, marriage is invalid up to and including the~
11   16,810 |   propriety arises: (1) from an invalid marriage after common life
12   16,820 |         person renders marriage invalid. 2. ~Error concerning a
13   16,825 |         Canon 825~A marriage is invalid if it is entered into due
14   16,843 | convalidate a marriage which is invalid due to a diriment~impediment,
15   16,846 |      846~1. A marriage which is invalid due to a defect of consent
16   16,847 |         847~A marriage which is invalid due to a defect of form
17   16,848 |      The radical sanation of an invalid marriage is its convalidation
18   16,850 |                 Canon 850~1. An invalid marriage can be sanated
19   16,850 |          2. A marriage which is invalid~due to an impediment of
20   19,933 |       condition sine qua non is invalid; otherwise it is valid,
21   19,934 |       action of the superior is invalid if the superior does not
22   19,934 |       action of the superior~is invalid if the superior does not
23   20,943 |     vacant is by~that very fact invalid, and a subsequent vacancy
24   20,948 |     overlooked, the~election is invalid by the law itself, unless
25   20,951 |         or else the election is invalid by the law itself.~
26   20,952 |        whatever the election is invalid by the law itself.~
27   20,954 |      free; therefore, a vote~is invalid if an elector has been coerced
28   20,955 |         of electors the vote is invalid. 4. The ballots are to be
29   20,959 |     placed by such a person are invalid.~
30   20,963 |         it is by the law itself invalid and the group is deprived
31   20,968 |  substantial error or~simony is invalid by the law itself.~
32   23,1024|      not held to answer for the invalid acts of its administrators.~
33   23,1035|         which the alienation is invalid. 2. Other safeguards prescribed
34   24,1109|         objection, the acts are invalid.~
35   24,1118|     which can render a sentence invalid can be introduced as an
36   24,1171|      Canon 1171~A compromise is invalid if: (1) the norms determined
37   25,1307|     officio retract or amend an invalid~sentence which he has pronounced,
38   25,1341|    sources that the sentence is~invalid or manifestly unjust according
39   29,1524|   formalities, the execution is invalid.~
40   29,1537|     superior to him, it is also invalid. 2. The spiritual good of