Title, Canon

 1    3,51  |        council; to the questions proposed by the Roman Pontiff~the
 2    4,133 |         one who was legitimately~proposed for or elected to office,
 3    4,138 |        observe the special norms proposed by the synod of bishops
 4    6,159 |         him who was~legitimately proposed or elected to office, if
 5    7,182 |        for the episcopate can be proposed only~by members of the synod
 6    7,227 |        not already been~elected, proposed, appointed or transferred
 7    7,240 |         discussed. 4. All of the proposed questions are to be submitted
 8    7,286 |       name as pastor a presbyter proposed by a~major superior according
 9    7,305 |      name the rector of a church proposed~by the superior. 3. If the
10   10,351 | faithfully to teach the doctrine proposed by it, and are to submit (
11   10,368 |          perfection which~Christ proposed to his disciples, since
12   15,598 | entrusted to the Church and~also proposed as divinely revealed either
13   15,664 |        with Catholic doctrine as proposed by the Church's authentic
14   22,999 |          when such a petition is proposed it is understood by the~
15   22,1000|         some way; if recourse is proposed later, the authority~who
16   22,1000|    revoked. 3. If no recourse is~proposed against the decree within
17   22,1001|         1001~1. Recourse must be proposed within a peremptory period
18   22,1002|        and a new recourse can be proposed against him.~
19   23,1036|        goods whose alienation~is proposed falls between the minimum
20   23,1038|         whose temporal goods are proposed for alienation as well as
21   24,1118|          of the trial, are to be proposed before the joinder of~issues (
22   24,1119|       1119~1. If an exception is proposed against the competence of
23   24,1121|     called litis finitae~must be proposed and adjudicated before the
24   25,1201|          if no procedural act is proposed by the~parties for six months,
25   25,1267|         has begun, a~question is proposed which is so pertinent to
26   25,1268|       1268~An incidental case is proposed in writing or orally before
27   25,1269|        expeditiously whether the proposed incidental question seems
28   25,1279|       attempt, a question is not proposed to the judge.~
29   25,1303|         of~nullity can always be proposed by way of the exception
30   25,1304|    nullity in these cases~can be proposed within three months from
31   25,1306|      complaint of nullity can be proposed together with an appeal~
32   25,1317|       1206. 2. If the appeal was proposed by the~defender of the bond
33   25,1325|          of~thirty days from the proposed challenge. However, within
34   26,1379|       been used and an appeal is proposed, the~appellate tribunal,
35   26,1391|        council after their being proposed by~the eparchial bishop;
36   28,1483|          but if~both appeals are proposed, though by different parties,
37   28,1484|        is still pending due to a~proposed challenge or if the accused