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Canon Law› VII.ProcessesBook VII› II.The Contentious TrialPart II› I.The Ordinary Contentious TrialSection I› IV.ProofsTitle IV› I.The Declarations of the PartiesChapter I

Can. 1532

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In cases where the public good is at stake, the judge is to administer an oath to the parties to tell the truth or at least to confirm the truth of what they have said unless a grave cause suggests otherwise; the same can be done in other cases according to the judge’s own prudence.

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