Title, Canon

 1   24,1121|        that the matter has become res iudicata and~that an agreement
 2   24,1153|        became an adjudged matter (res iudicata). 2. All~other
 3   24,1177|       becomes an adjudged matter (res iudicata),~or, if it concerns
 4   24,1181|       becomes an adjudged matter (res iudicata) as soon as the
 5   24,1182|       becomes an adjudged matter (res iudicata) according~to the
 6   24,1183|        become an adjudged matter (res iudicata), the opposition
 7   25,1194|            the issue~ceases to be res integra; (2) the case becomes
 8   25,1310|         sentence~which has become res iudicata; (4) from the decree
 9   25,1322|      prescription of can. 1324, a res iudicata~results: (1) if
10   25,1323|                   Canon 1323~1. A res iudicata possesses stability
11   25,1323| opposition of a third party. 2. A res iudicata settles an~issue
12   25,1323|     execution and an exception of res iudicata, which the judge
13   25,1324|           spouses, never become a res iudicata.~
14   25,1326|       sentence which~has become a res iudicata provided that there
15   25,1326|       sentence which has become a res iudicata.~
16   25,1337|       sentence which has become a res iudicata can be executed~
17   25,1337|        which has not~yet become a res iudicata after having arranged,
18   25,1342|  petitioner as soon as there is a res iudicata. 2. ~If the respondent
19   28,1485|          penal trial has become a res~iudicata, in no way does