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PROCEDURE REGARDING INFORMATION REQUIRED BY ANY COURT OF CIVIL JURISDICTION FROM THE ECCLESIASTICAL

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Laws of Malta — Subsidiary Legislation 255.3 — PROCEDURE REGARDING INFORMATION REQUIRED BY ANY COURT OF CIVIL JURISDICTION FROM THE ECCLESIASTICAL

PROCEDURE REGARDING INFORMATION REQUIRED

BY ANY COURT OF CIVIL JURISDICTION FROM

THE ECCLESIASTICAL TRIBUNAL

SUBSIDIARY LEGISLATION 255.03

PROCEDURE REGARDING INFORMATION

REQUIRED BY ANY COURT OF CIVIL

JURISDICTION FROM THE ECCLESIASTICAL

TRIBUNAL REGULATIONS

5th March, 2013

LEGAL NOTICE 93 of 2013.

Laws of Malta — Subsidiary Legislation 255.3 — PROCEDURE REGARDING INFORMATION REQUIRED BY ANY COURT OF CIVIL JURISDICTION FROM THE ECCLESIASTICAL

The title of these regulations is the Procedure regarding

Information required by any Court of Civil Jurisdiction from the

Ecclesiastical Tribunal Regulations.

Laws of Malta — Subsidiary Legislation 255.3 — PROCEDURE REGARDING INFORMATION REQUIRED BY ANY COURT OF CIVIL JURISDICTION FROM THE ECCLESIASTICAL

In these regulations, unless the context otherwise requires,

"Act" means the Marriage Act.

Laws of Malta — Subsidiary Legislation 255.3 — PROCEDURE REGARDING INFORMATION REQUIRED BY ANY COURT OF CIVIL JURISDICTION FROM THE ECCLESIASTICAL

Where, in the execution of the provisions of the Act, any

court of civil jurisdiction requires any clarification, further

information or documents from the Ecclesiastical Tribunal, it shall

make a decree in which it shall specify the clarification, further

information or documents that it requires, and it shall order the

Registrar of Courts and Tribunals to notify the same decree to the

Holy See through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

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