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, vows made during a storm at sea) or an internal cause (e. ; I Peter, ii. , a whole month) without goodreason (Canon 1344). tue, aswhen one breaks the fifth or sixth commandment to satisfy passion; butif the command was given for the exercise of submission

See alsoAccusation, Judicial. (b) Dispositions of Body. according to anotherview, any notable loss or inconvenience is excessive;(c) if distress is ordinary (e. )seem to be more a strike against the community than against anemployer; and the harm inflicted on the innocent public is notincidental as it must be in order to be justified.