Title, Canon

 1    7,272 | ponder~and propose practical conclusions about those things which
 2   25,1259|     for~the most part, their conclusions are based. 3. An expert
 3   25,1260|     attentively not only the conclusions~of the experts, even when
 4   25,1260|   her to admit or reject the conclusions of the experts.~
 5   25,1273|    the respondent can adduce conclusions and proofs, with due regard
 6   25,1288|     points discussed and the conclusions.~
 7   25,1292|      submit in writing their conclusions on the~merits of the case
 8   25,1292|  fact, for~arriving at these conclusions, which are to be appended
 9   25,1292|    due regard for 4. ~3. The conclusions of the individual judge
10   25,1292|  retract his or her original conclusions; on the other hand, a~judge
11   25,1292|   can demand that his or her conclusions be transmitted to the~higher
12   25,1295|      facts together with the conclusions of~the parties and the formulation