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Canon Law› VII.ProcessesBook VII› I.Trials in GeneralPart I› IV.The Parties in a CaseTitle IV› I.Chapter I

Can. 1485

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Without a special mandate, a procurator cannot validly renounce an action, an instance, or judicial acts nor come to an agreement, make a bargain, enter into arbitration, or in general do those things for which the law requires a special mandate.

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