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1. A petition of restitutio in integrum suspends the execution of a sentence if the execution has not yet begun. 2. If, however, from probable indications there is a suspicion that the petition has been made in order to delay the execution of the sentence, the judge can decree that the sentence be executed but with due caution being taken to indemnify the person seeking restitutio in integrum if it is granted.
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