Title, Canon

 1   24,1083|      was first advanced by an introductory petition of suit. 2. If,
 2   25,1185|       to court must present a introductory libellus to a competent
 3   25,1186|     impeded from presenting a introductory libellus or the~case can
 4   25,1186|    all the legal~effects of a introductory libellus written by the
 5   25,1188|     must accept or reject the introductory~libellus as soon as possible
 6   25,1188|   been observed;~(4) from the introductory libellus itself it is certainly
 7   25,1188| through a process. 3. ~If the introductory libellus has been rejected
 8   25,1188|  against the rejection of the introductory libellus before the appellate
 9   25,1190|      decree which accepts the introductory libellus of the~petitioner
10   25,1190|       a new decree. 2. If the introductory~libellus is considered as
11   25,1191|     who are~to appear. 2. The introductory libellus is to be joined
12   25,1344|   mentioned in can. 1187, the introductory libellus by which the suit