Title, Canon

 1    4,123 | chancellor, who are~notaries ex officio, the patriarch can appoint
 2    7,212 |      bishop can be appointed ex~officio with the right of succession
 3    7,266 |        the statutes, must be ex officio members who belong to the
 4   19,932 |        successors~in law, or ex officio.~
 5   22,1003|  advocate can be constituted ex officio if the person making the
 6   24,1110|       and must proceed,~even ex officio, in penal cases and in other
 7   24,1118|        likewise declare them ex officio. 2. Dilatory exceptions,
 8   24,1139|      the judge is to appoint ex~officio an advocate for a party
 9   24,1145|     means of a decree either ex officio or at the request of a party;
10   25,1202|        must also be declared ex officio with due~regard for the
11   25,1249|          the questions added ex officio and, in~general, everything
12   25,1251|        request of a party or ex~officio but before the acts or the
13   25,1254|   regarding duties performed ex officio or unless circumstances
14   25,1271|        request of a party or ex officio after hearing the parties.~
15   25,1299|    request of the parties or ex officio by the tribunal which~issued
16   25,1307|          A judge himself can ex officio retract or amend an invalid~
17   25,1323|        the judge can declare ex officio to prevent a new introduction
18   25,1337|   appeal has been filed, can ex officio or at the request of a~party
19   25,1340|       an interested party or ex~officio. 3. In cases of can. 1069,
20   26,1363|         ten days by a decree ex officio and notify the parties. ~
21   26,1368|        trial, are to be sent ex officio to the appellate tribunal~
22   28,1474|     same judge is to appoint ex officio for the accused, an~advocate,