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 1    2,    1,  241|       or religious institute, testimony of the respective superior
 2    2,    3,  645|     additionally required the testimony of, respectively, the local
 3    7,    2, 1548|      fear that from their own testimony ill repute, dangerous hardships,
 4    7,    2, 1550|       are not allowed to give testimony; they can, however, be heard
 5    7,    2, 1565|       the matters about which testimony must be given are so remote
 6    7,    2, 1566|    1566 Witnesses are to give testimony orally and are not to read
 7    7,    2, 1567| report the exact words of the testimony given, at least in what
 8    7,    2, 1571|     which they lost by giving testimony must be reimbursed to them
 9    7,    2, 1572|       Can. 1572 In evaluating testimony, the judge, after having
10    7,    2, 1572|     person is;~2/ whether the testimony derives from personal knowledge,
11    7,    2, 1572|       has co-witnesses to the testimony or is supported or not by
12    7,    2, 1573|                 Can. 1573 The testimony of one witness cannot produce
13    7,    2, 1581|    presentation of the expert testimony; moreover, they can always
14    7,    3, 1703|      document introduced or a testimony received to a party who