Executions of land officials, i.e. city officials, were discouraged. Therefore, litigantes abusive by taking this constitution and several times ex vi legis contra authoritatem of the tribunal decrees of several dozen constitutions fortified with retardando satisfactionem iniuriatis nituntur and therefore not only authoritas supremi subsellii vim patitur, but also the parties with incredible innumerable costs enervantur and, what is more, other matters, excogitatis iitigiis cursum, so tollendo hunc iitigiosum abusum right, brought by IMcie pp. Members, that this point of correction de vim legis sapientia should be described as best and as perfectly as possible, i.e. that both parties in the law being together more than once should not take advantage of this beneficium of the law, and in expressa injuria, breaking the law by the statute, i.e. the constitution, more clearly described cum apponendo rigore, if any party contra mentem of this constitution after the decree in causa promised vi legis fergore, hoc legis beneficio abusive sese tutando, it dared to initiate a case against the tribunal's decree, so the tribunals should adjudicate such cases before themselves, not assuming ad deductionem only the defendant's side that the second time the acting side would go ex vi legis and stop the decree by executing it, personales poenas et crumenales of a thousand fines and refusionem damnorum iuramento corporali immediately shall order the same evicendorum, parti de vim legis sapientia citalae solvendorum. And the local officials, i.e. city officials, are not to consider them on the date of execution of the decree ex termino de vi legis edito, if the manifesto and deadlines were laid down by the same authorities, but pro poenis irrogandis, having sent the party ad executionem to the decree etiam in contumatiam, they should proceed and submit the decree in all points. Secus who make poenis crumenalibus et personalibus the officialists and not the parties for the officialists are to be punished in the Crown Tribunal. To this acceleration of cases in the Crown Tribunal non minus iuvabit reassumptio constitution anni millesimi sexcentesimi septuagesimi de evocatione decided contra mentem, which many cases in the Tribunal ex crudis citationibus omisso foro iudicii terrestris vel officii castrensis, which farraginem registers thickened, so that the tribunals of such cases they did not intend to judge themselves ullo praetextu et excogitata connexione, but ad illationem partis citatae they referred such a case to the land court or municipal office ex merito actionis luitis poenis thousand fines instantanee. In matters gravaminis or ex admissa motione coming, if the ullum gravamen aut small iudicatum does not show, poenas personales aut crumenales super parte evocante cum refusione damnorum iuramento evincendorum solvendas ordered. They will also be remembered by Mrs. de modo deputies to eradicate perjury, practices and obvious attachment of the deputies sitting in the tribunals, and with other IMci pp. the representatives of the provinces and lands will try to find the most effective medium.
21. And since the constitution anni millesimi sexcentesimi trigesimi quinti sub titulo compositio inter status on tithes has not taken effect in many places, and the estates of the nobility, although in pauco numero circa equestrem ordinem, have been left with significant crop failures for several years, inventive and untimely collection of tithes summopere aggravantur et desolantur, and therefore servitium bellicum ad tuitionem fidei orthodoxae, regis et libertatis must collapse, so they will bring in IMcie pp. deputies that the constitution should also be introduced in toto et per omnia reassummatur et ad effectum. And if a parish priest, parson, i.e. rector or senior of a certain congregation does not want to agree to tithe, then ab loci ordinarius ad primam requisitionem heredis seu possessoris binos commissarios, one of the clergy on the part of the paroch or rector, the other a lay citizen of the same land or district, whose heir or holder of the estate gives, per publicum instrumentum from his chancellery ad constituendum pretium for this tithe was destined by Proveniens. Which commissioners of the attenta sterilitate vel fertilitate soil, as well as the fertile grains, having conscientiously attacked the tithe belonging to the church and its pretium, are to assign two installments of quotannis solvendum for this tithe. And this composition, as if it were a voluntary perpetuo durare, should also work for her or the praetext so...
sentaneus and succedaneus parochus will not have the power to delete; at what time the composition and ioci ordinario approbatio subsequi should.