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Processes » Trials in General » The Parties in a Case » Procurators for litigation and advocates
Canon 1486. §1 For the dismissal of a procurator or advocate to have effect, it must be notified to them and, if the joinder of the issue has taken place, the judge and the other party must be notified of the dismissal.
§2 When a definitive judgement has been given, the right and duty to appeal lie with the procurator, unless the mandating party refuses.
§1. Ut procuratoris vel advocati remotio effectum sortiatur, necesse est ipsis intimetur, et, si lis iam contestata fuerit, iudex et adversa pars certiores facti sint de remotione.
§2. Lata definitiva sententia, ius et officium appellandi, si mandans non renuat, procuratori manet.
Previous Next§2 When a definitive judgement has been given, the right and duty to appeal lie with the procurator, unless the mandating party refuses.
§1. Ut procuratoris vel advocati remotio effectum sortiatur, necesse est ipsis intimetur, et, si lis iam contestata fuerit, iudex et adversa pars certiores facti sint de remotione.
§2. Lata definitiva sententia, ius et officium appellandi, si mandans non renuat, procuratori manet.
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