Stay of the execution may be cancelled in any of the following cases: 1. If the convict has committed, during the period stipulated in the preceding Article, a premeditated crime in which he is sentenced to a freedom-restricting penalty for more than two months, whether conviction is issued during that period or after expiry and provided that criminal action has been filed. 2. If it becomes evident during the period stipulated in the preceding Article that the convict has been rendered, before the order of stay of execution, a judgment stipulated in the preceding paragraph and the court was unaware thereof when it ordered the stay of execution. The cancellation judgment shall be issued by the court that ordered the stay of execution upon the request of the Public Prosecution after ordering the convict to attend. If the penalty based on which the cancellation judgment is issued has been adjudged after the order of stay of execution, the cancellation judgment may also be issued by the court that adjudged such penalty, sua sponte or at the request of the Public Prosecution, all without prejudice to stages of litigation. Issuing cancellation judgment shall entail the execution of the penalty of which execution had been stayed.
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