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Canon 1620. Previous Next	A sentence suffers from the defect of irremediable nullity if: 1. it was rendered by an absolutely incompetent judge; 2. it was rendered by a person who lacks the power of judging in the tribunal in which the case was decided; 3. a judge rendered a sentence coerced by force or grave fear; 4. the trial took place without the judicial petition mentioned in can. 1501 or was not instituted against some respondent; 5. it was rendered between parties, at least one of whom did not have standing in the trial; 6. someone acted in the name of another without a legitimate mandate; 7. the right of defense was denied to one or the other party; 8. it did not decide the controversy even partially.

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Canon 1620.
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A sentence suffers from the defect of irremediable nullity if:

1. it was rendered by an absolutely incompetent judge;

2. it was rendered by a person who lacks the power of judging in the tribunal in which the case was decided;

3. a judge rendered a sentence coerced by force or grave fear;

4. the trial took place without the judicial petition mentioned in can. 1501 or was not instituted against some respondent;

5. it was rendered between parties, at least one of whom did not have standing in the trial;

6. someone acted in the name of another without a legitimate mandate;

7. the right of defense was denied to one or the other party;

8. it did not decide the controversy even partially.

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