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VII. Law |
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| 7.13 Restitution of Law | ||
| Article 316-Restitution | ||
| Canon 3306 | ||
| Restitution is the formal process of the restoration of balance and compensation for losses on account of a proven injury, offence, wrong or claim. | ||
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| Canon 3307 | ||
| The word Restitution comes from the Latin restitutum meaning "to replace, restore, rebuild, renew, give back, return, reinstate, quash, reverse or reform". | ||
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| Canon 3308 | ||
| There are primarily two forms of Restitution being Perfected and Redressed: | ||
| (i) Perfected Restitution is the formal process of restitution to a final judgment with no appeal or need of judicial review; and | ||
| (ii) Redressed Restitution is the formal process of reissuing restitution in light of a defective judgment, poor judicial behaviour, miscarriage of justice or some other defect of law. | ||
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