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 1    1,    0,  197|          without prejudice to the exceptions which are established in
 2    4,    1, 1108|          without prejudice to the exceptions mentioned in cann. 144,
 3    7,    1, 1445|          to a new examination;~3/ exceptions of suspicion and other cases
 4    7,    1, 1452|   furnishing proofs or in lodging exceptions whenever the judge considers
 5    7,    1, 1459|         null can be introduced as exceptions at any stage or grade of
 6    7,    1, 1459|         mentioned in §1, dilatory exceptions, especially those which
 7    7,    1, 1462|                     Can. 1462 §1. Exceptions of res iudicata, of agreement,
 8    7,    1, 1462|   agreement, and other peremptory exceptions which are called litis finitae
 9    7,    1, 1462| maliciously.~§2. Other peremptory exceptions are to be proposed during
10    7,    1      |              TITLE V.~ACTIONS AND EXCEPTIONS (Cann. 1491 - 1500)~
11    7,    1      |            CHAPTER I.~ACTIONS AND EXCEPTIONS IN GENERAL ~
12    7,    1      |          II.~SPECIFIC ACTIONS AND EXCEPTIONS~
13    7,    2, 1654|         is permitted to deal with exceptions concerning the manner and
14    7,    2, 1660|                  Can. 1660 If the exceptions of the respondent demand
15    7,    2, 1664|     experts and the petitions and exceptions of the advocates, but in