Title, Canon
1 4,146 | well as~exarchies. 2. If a doubt concerning the territorial
2 4,146 | proposing the resolution of the~doubt or the modification of the
3 4,146 | authentically resolve the doubt or issue a decree~modifying
4 12,461 | is to be dismissed. If a doubt remains~whether a novice
5 16,672 | repeated. 2. If a prudent doubt~exists as to whether they
6 16,672 | validly celebrated,~and the doubt remains after a serious
7 16,779 | the law; consequently, in doubt, the~validity of a marriage
8 16,788 | investigation there persists a doubt concerning the existence
9 16,801 | doubtful,~either by reason of doubt of law or of a doubt of
10 16,801 | of doubt of law or of a doubt of fact, the marriage is
11 16,801 | declared null as~long as the doubt exists. 3. Sterility neither
12 16,808 | permitted if there is any~doubt whether the parties are
13 21,994 | in positive and probable doubt about law or about fact,
14 25,1211| to be established~beyond doubt for the sake of the public
15 25,1295| and the formulation of the doubt. 3. Following~these points
16 25,1347| determine the formulation of the doubt; next, the judge is to~cite
17 25,1347| attach the formulation of the~doubt to the citation for the
18 26,1363| determine the formulation of the doubt or doubts~within ten days
19 26,1363| The formulation of the doubt not only is to ask whether~
20 26,1367| whenever a very probable doubt~emerges that the marriage
21 27,1436| faith, or who calls it into doubt, or who totally~repudiates
22 29,1496| Canon 1496~When there is a doubt of law, laws do not bind
23 29,1496| disqualifying ones. When there is a doubt of~fact, however, hierarchs
24 29,1503| Canon 1503~In a case of doubt the revocation of a pre-existent
25 29,1513| actually expressed~in it. 2. In doubt, a strict interpretation
26 29,1537| cause. 3. When there is a doubt about the sufficiency of
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