Section — 1917 Code of Canon Law
Section II: Of Particular Norms To Be Observed in Certain Trials
Superseded as law in 1983 — read why this Code still matters. Each canon links to its 1983 counterpart.
Contents
Title XVIII: Of Ways of Avoiding a Contentious Trialcann. 1925–1932
- Chapter I: Of Transactioncann. 1925–1928
- Chapter II: Of Compromise into Arbitratorscann. 1929–1932
Title XIX: Of Criminal Judgmentcann. 1933–1959
- Chapter I: Of the Accusatory Action and Denunciationcann. 1934–1938
- Chapter II: Of Inquisitioncann. 1939–1946
- Chapter III: Of the Correction of the Delinquentcann. 1947–1953
- Chapter IV: Of the Instruction of the Criminal Process and of the Constitution of the Defendantcann. 1954–1959
Title XX: Of Matrimonial Causescann. 1960–1992
- Chapter I: Of the Competent Forumcann. 1960–1965
- Chapter II: Of Constituting the Tribunalcann. 1966–1969
- Chapter III: Of the Right of Accusing a Marriage and of Petitioning Dispensation concerning the Ratified Marriagecann. 1970–1973
Chapter IV: Of Proofscann. 1974–1982
- Article I: Of Witnessescann. 1974–1975
- Article II: Of Bodily Inspectioncann. 1976–1982
- Chapter V: Of the Publication of the Process, Conclusion in the Cause, and Sentencecann. 1983–1985
- Chapter VI: Of Appealscann. 1986–1989
- Chapter VII: Of Cases Excepted from the Rules Handed Down Thus Farcann. 1990–1992
- Title XXI: Of Causes against Sacred Ordinationcann. 1993–1998