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Processes » Certain Special Processes » Matrimonial Processes » Cases to declare the nullity of marriage » General norms
Canon 1689. §1 If the defender of the bond prudently thinks that either the flaws mentioned in can. 1688 or the lack of a dispensation are not certain, the defender of the bond must appeal against the declaration of nullity to the judge of second instance; the acts must be sent to the appellate judge who must be advised in writing that a documentary process is involved.
§2 The party who considers himself or herself aggrieved retains the right of appeal.
§1. Adversus hanc declarationem defensor vinculi, si prudenter existimaverit vel vitia de quibus in can. 1688 vel dispensationis defectum non esse certa, appellare debet ad iudicem secundae instantiae, ad quem acta sunt transmittenda quique scripto monendus est agi de processu documentali.
§2. Integrum manet parti, quae se gravatam putet, ius appellandi.
Previous Next§2 The party who considers himself or herself aggrieved retains the right of appeal.
§1. Adversus hanc declarationem defensor vinculi, si prudenter existimaverit vel vitia de quibus in can. 1688 vel dispensationis defectum non esse certa, appellare debet ad iudicem secundae instantiae, ad quem acta sunt transmittenda quique scripto monendus est agi de processu documentali.
§2. Integrum manet parti, quae se gravatam putet, ius appellandi.
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