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Processes » Trials in General
Canon 1400. §1 The objects of a trial are:
1° to pursue or vindicate the rights of physical or juridical persons, or to declare juridical facts;
2° to impose or to declare penalties in regard to offences.
§2 Disputes arising from an act of administrative power, however, can be referred only to the Superior or to an administrative tribunal.
§1. Obiectum iudicii sunt:
1° personarum physicarum vel iuridicarum iura persequenda aut vindicanda, vel facta iuridica declaranda;
2° delicta, quod spectat ad poenam irrogandam vel declarandam.
§2. Attamen controversiae ortae ex actu potestatis administrativae deferri possunt solummodo ad Superiorem vel ad tribunal administrativum.
Previous Next1° to pursue or vindicate the rights of physical or juridical persons, or to declare juridical facts;
2° to impose or to declare penalties in regard to offences.
§2 Disputes arising from an act of administrative power, however, can be referred only to the Superior or to an administrative tribunal.
§1. Obiectum iudicii sunt:
1° personarum physicarum vel iuridicarum iura persequenda aut vindicanda, vel facta iuridica declaranda;
2° delicta, quod spectat ad poenam irrogandam vel declarandam.
§2. Attamen controversiae ortae ex actu potestatis administrativae deferri possunt solummodo ad Superiorem vel ad tribunal administrativum.
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