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VII. Law |
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| 7.12 Defense of Law | ||
| Article 313-Presentation | ||
| Canon 3293 | ||
| Presentation is a form of defense whereby an accused appoints another called a "actor" under oath and written agreement to act on their behalf before a competent Court. | ||
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| Canon 3294 | ||
| There are two forms of appointment of an actor being Agent or Advocate: | ||
| (i) An Agent is an Administrator appointed by the man or woman by their right and knowledge as General Executor over any trust concerning their body, mind, spirit, name and affairs; or | ||
| (ii) An Advocate is a competent legal representative appointed to speak and argue on behalf of the man or woman. | ||
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| Canon 3295 | ||
| Given a solemn oath and signed agreement is required for any man or woman to be duly appointed a legitimate Advocate or Agent, no current member of a private Bar Guild can lawfully be an Advocate or Agent without repudiating either their absolute vow to their Guild or the oath to their client. | ||
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