Title, Canon

1   16,828 |         with due~regard for the exceptions mentioned in cann. 832 and
2   24,1110| furnishing proofs or in placing exceptions as often as it is~judged
3   24,1118|         ex officio. 2. Dilatory exceptions, especially those which
4   24,1121|               Canon 1121~1. The exceptions that the matter has become
5   24,1121|        well~as other peremptory exceptions which are called litis finitae~
6   24,1121|    delayed. 2. Other peremptory exceptions are to be lodged during
7   25,1341|       The~executor may consider exceptions regarding the manner and
8   25,1346|               Canon 1346~If the exceptions of the respondent demand
9   25,1350|  experts, and the~petitions and exceptions of the advocates must be