Title, Canon

 1    1,15  |          representatives of Christ, declare as teachers~of the faith
 2    7,254 | legitimately requesting them and to declare copies of them~to be in
 3   15,597 |           for the~universal Church, declare that a doctrine of faith
 4   22,1004|         able not~only to confirm or declare the decree null, but also
 5   24,1055|            or juridic person, or to declare juridic~facts; (2) to impose
 6   24,1115|            obviously competent, who declare themselves competent without~
 7   24,1118|         trial; a~judge can likewise declare them ex officio. 2. Dilatory
 8   24,1120|             any~stage of trial must declare that incompetence.~
 9   24,1181|            the judicial vicar is to declare the nullity and to~notify
10   25,1272|            1190, 1, the judge is to declare~the respondent absent from
11   25,1282|          place whenever the parties declare that they~have nothing more
12   25,1323|       iudicata, which the judge can declare ex officio to prevent a
13   25,1355|       excluded by the law, it is to declare the nullity of the sentence~
14   26,1372|           defender of the bond, can declare the nullity of a marriage~
15   26,1399|          the eparchial~bishop is to declare the parish vacant.~
16   28,1482|             accused, the~judge must declare this in a sentence and absolve