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Who decides that declaration of invalidity should be granted?

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Who decides that declaration of invalidity should be granted?

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• Either a panel of judges or a single judge of the diocese issues the first decision in a formal marriage case. If the decision is affirmative, the case must be reviewed by an appellate court to ensure that the case was proven and properly prepared as directed by Church law. If the appellate court also issues an affirmative decision, then a decree for a declaration of invalidity is issued and the parties are notified.

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