Title, Canon

 1   24,1073|          provides otherwise, the petitioner follows the~forum of the
 2   24,1073|     among them is granted to the petitioner.~
 3   24,1075|        court in the forum of the~petitioner provided no other legitimate
 4   24,1116|          judge foresees that the petitioner will probably reject~the
 5   24,1116|         of his office oblige the petitioner to provide an appropriate
 6   24,1135|            Canon 1135~Although a petitioner or respondent has appointed
 7   24,1155|                     Canon 1155~A petitioner can bring a respondent to
 8   24,1156| counter-claim action against the~petitioner before the same judge in
 9   24,1156|         lessen the charge of the petitioner. 2. A counter-claim to~the
10   25,1186|      oral petition if either the petitioner is impeded from presenting
11   25,1186|      read to and approved by the~petitioner; this then takes the place
12   25,1186|          libellus written by the petitioner.~
13   25,1187|       indicate the~basis for the petitioner's right and at least in
14   25,1187|    alleged; (3) be signed by the petitioner or procurator, adding the~
15   25,1187|       well as the address of the petitioner or~procurator or the place
16   25,1188|          competence and that the petitioner does not lack legitimate
17   25,1188|       undoubtedly clear that~the petitioner lacks legitimate personal
18   25,1188|      which can be corrected, the petitioner can properly draw up a new~
19   25,1189|    silent for ten days~after the petitioner's insistence, the petition
20   25,1190|     introductory libellus of the~petitioner the judge or president must
21   25,1205|                  Canon 1205~1. A petitioner can renounce the instance
22   25,1205|          or grade~of trial; both petitioner and respondent can likewise
23   25,1274|                Canon 1274~If the petitioner has not appeared on the
24   25,1274|         the judge is to cite the petitioner~again; (2) a petitioner
25   25,1274|          petitioner~again; (2) a petitioner who does not obey the new
26   25,1274|  renounced the suit; (3) but the petitioner~later wishes to intervene
27   25,1275|       necessary. 2. ~If both the petitioner and the respondent were
28   25,1291|  pronounce that the right of the petitioner is not established,~and
29   25,1295|         the tribunal; who is the~petitioner, the respondent, the procurator,
30   25,1318|          An appeal lodged by the petitioner also benefits the respondent
31   25,1342|  adjudicated as belonging to the petitioner, if must be handed~over
32   25,1342|       must be handed~over to the petitioner as soon as there is a res
33   25,1344|        which the~requests of the petitioner are based; (2) so indicate
34   25,1344|          the proofs~by which the petitioner intends to demonstrate the
35   25,1346|         set a time limit for the petitioner to respond so as to clarify~
36   26,1359|        of the place in which the petitioner has a domicile, provided
37   28,1472|      higher tribunal acts as the petitioner before that tribunal.~
38   29,1518|  authority is to disclose to the~petitioner and also to the one who
39   29,1519|         this~is not done and the petitioner asks again in writing for