Title, Canon

 1   12,501 |     dismissal. The superior who has rendered the decree of dismissal
 2   16,762 |           of administration and has rendered an account~of it; (8) a
 3   16,881 |            impede the worship to be rendered to God,~the joy which is
 4   25,1229|            even by reason of advice rendered, as~regards matters subject
 5   25,1295|          day and place where it was rendered and with~the signature of
 6   25,1303| irremediable nullity if: (1) it~was rendered by a judge who is absolutely
 7   25,1303|             incompetent; (2) it~was rendered by a person who lacks the
 8   25,1303|         some respondent; (5) it~was rendered between parties one of whom
 9   25,1304|       nullity only, if: (1) ~it was rendered by an illegitimate number
10   25,1304|            of can. 1302; (6) it was rendered against a party who was
11   25,1321|          discussed~and the sentence rendered unless perhaps the proofs
12   25,1322|        definitive sentence has been rendered from which no appeal is
13   25,1337|              1328. 2. The~judge who rendered the sentence and also the
14   25,1340|         first~instance sentence was rendered, must execute the sentence
15   26,1368|       sentence. 2. ~If the sentence rendered in favor of the nullity
16   28,1484|            for damages until he has rendered a definitive~sentence in
17   28,1485|           1485~Even if the sentence rendered in the penal trial has become