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Canon Law› VII.ProcessesBook VII› I.Trials in GeneralPart I› V.Actions and ExceptionsTitle V› II.Specific Actions and ExceptionsChapter II

Can. 1496

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§1. A person, who through at least probable arguments has shown a right over something held by another and the threat of damage unless the thing is placed in safekeeping, has the right to obtain its sequestration from the judge.

§2. In similar circumstances, a person can obtain an order to restrain another from the exercise of a right.

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