Title, Canon

 1   16,863 |           six months is to~bring a suit for separation before the
 2   24,1083|           introductory petition of suit. 2. If, however, the other
 3   24,1146|           are forbidden to win~the suit through bribery or to strike
 4   24,1151|        years from the day when the suit~could first have been introduced,
 5   25,1187|        libellus which introduces a suit must: (1) express before~
 6   25,1188|           A libellus~introducing a suit can be rejected only if: (
 7   25,1191|        during the trial. 3. If the suit is~filed against a person
 8   25,1194|         becomes operative: while a~suit is pending, nothing new
 9   25,1195|           libellus introducing the suit, can be expressed either
10   25,1199|      office on behalf of which the suit was initiated: (1) if~the
11   25,1199|       interested party resumes the suit; (2) if the case is concluded,
12   25,1200|             the~prosecution of the suit is suspended in the interim.
13   25,1200|       appoint a procurator for the suit if~the party had neglected
14   25,1201|             the prosecution of the suit if abated.~
15   25,1267|           libellus introducing~the suit.~
16   25,1274|     presumed to have renounced the suit; (3) but the petitioner~
17   25,1276|           case~at any stage of the suit, either as a party defending
18   25,1278|        attempt~is the act, while a suit is pending, whereby something
19   25,1322|             the prosecution of the~suit has been estopped or renounced; (
20   25,1344| introductory libellus by which the suit is introduced must: (1) ~
21   26,1363|           libellus introducing the suit has been accepted,~the presiding
22   26,1364|     justice, if intervening in the suit, have the~right: (1) to