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Canon Law› VII.ProcessesBook VII› II.The Contentious TrialPart II› I.The Ordinary Contentious TrialSection I› IV.ProofsTitle IV

Can. 1527

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§1. Proofs of any kind which seem useful for adjudicating the case and are licit can be brought forward.

§2. If a party insists that a proof rejected by a judge be accepted, the judge is to decide the matter as promptly as possible (expeditissime).

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