=VIII.= _Of Annulling the Laws of Foreign Nations._ =IX.= _No One shall presume to have in his Possession another Book of Laws except this which has just been Published._ =X.= _Concerning Fast Days and Festivals, during which No Legal Business shall be Transacted._ =XI.= _No Cause shall be Heard by the Judges which is not Sanctioned by the Law._ =XII.= _When Causes have once been Determined, at no Time shall They be Revived; but They shall be Disposed of according to the Arrangement of this Book: the Addition of Other Laws being One of the Prerogatives of the King._ =XIII.= _It shall be Lawful for No One to Hear and Determine Causes except Those Whom either the King, the Parties by Voluntary Consent, or the Judge, shall have Invested with Judicial Powers._ =XIV.= _What Causes shall be Heard, and to what Persons Causes shall be Assigned for a Decision._ =XV.= _Judges Shall Decide Criminal as well as Civil Causes._ =XVI.= _Concerning the Punishment of Those who Presume to Act as Judges, who have not been Invested with Judicial Power._ =XVII.= _Concerning Those who Ignore the Letters of the Judge, or His Seal, Calling Them to Court._ =XVIII.= _Where a Judge Refuses to Hear a Litigant, or Decides Fraudulently or Ignorantly._ =XIX.= _Where a Judge, either through Convenience to Himself, or through Want of Proper Knowledge, Decides a Cause Improperly._ =XX.= _Where a Judge, either through Deceit or Cunning, imposes Needless Costs upon Either, or Both the Parties to a Suit._ =XXI.= _What, First of All, a Judge should be Familiar With, in order that he may Understand a Case._ =XXII.= _Where the Integrity of a Judge is said to be Suspected by Any One of Honorable Rank, or where a Judge presumes to render a Decision Contrary to Law._ =XXIII.= _How a Judge should render Judgment._ =XXIV.= _Concerning the Emoluments and the Punishment of the Judge, and of the Bailiff._ =XXV.= _Everyone who is Invested with Judicial Power Shall Legally bear the Title of Judge._ =XXVI.= _Every Bond which is Exacted by a Judge, after an Unjust Decree, shall be held Invalid._ =XXVII.= _An Unjust Decree, or an Unjust Interpretation of the Law, Prompted by Fear of the Throne, or Made by Order of the King, shall be Invalid._ =XXVIII.= _Concerning the Power, conferred upon Bishops, of Restraining Judges who Decide Wrongfully._