ecclesiastical court

"Well, first I'd have to answer before the ecclesiastical court.

Thereby the ministry put the ecclesiastical court case on hold.

Kunonga has been in and out of ecclesiastical courts since 2005.

Another example you can find in the ecclesiastical courts.

The following day, Cinhil is called as a witness before the ecclesiastical court.

But others have promised to exhaust every appeal available in ecclesiastical courts.

"We try to be just, but the ecclesiastical courts are swift, and there is no appeal."

They were going to call me before an ecclesiastical court, only a friend found out and warned me in time.

The lawsuits I saw coming would tie up the ecclesiastical courts for the next hundred years.

The remaining jurisdiction of the ecclesiastical courts was removed in the 19th century.

In the ecclesiastical courts, the most common form of trial was by compurgation.

Later became a judge in the ecclesiastical courts, while maintaining his role as head of chambers.

On 6 October 1697 he was cited to the ecclesiastical court for public teaching without license from the bishop.

From the 16th century, the castle served primarily as a notorious prison of the ecclesiastical court.

The ecclesiastical courts had a jurisdiction over the clergy with its specific procedure.

I claim benefit of clergy and demand to be tried in an ecclesiastical court."

By the mid 1070's ecclesiastical courts heard cases that involved bastardy.

I demand that you present these specious charges before an ecclesiastical court."

(21) Here were laws opening a whole new field of enforcement to the ecclesiastical courts.

It was no new thing for members of the nobility to be tried on such a charge before the secular or ecclesiastical courts.

In addition, the session serves as an ecclesiastical court to consider disciplinary charges brought against church officers or members.

Proceedings were launched against the seven chapels in the ecclesiastical courts.

The executor of an estate could only sue in ecclesiastical courts.

For some time he held the office of lawyer at the ecclesiastical court of Naples.

Bishop Righter was absolved by an ecclesiastical court in 1996.