*e.g. a pajrment or gift from an heir's portion **A sum to an account ***A sum to a fund ****A sum to an account *See E note to denuncia 2(ii) **In a general or technical sense; note 1 *Terme général **Terme général et technique; voir note F au mot acusado 1. - 567 - imputation par la loi E imputation by (virtue of the) law S imputer = imputar inaliénable E inalienable S inalienable inamovibilité = inamovilidad UDHR Préambule* COV Préambule UDHR Preamble, COV Preamble; the expression "inalienable rights", an accepted term in human rights language, is in fact a misnomer: see Black inalienable rights and dictionary definitions of the verb to alienate; its real meaning is "inviolable rights' UDHR Preamble, COV Preamble inamovilidad E irremovability F inamovibilité inapelable E unappealable - final F sans appel - sans recours inaplicabilidad V. recurso de inaplicabilidad inaptitude légale E lack of légal capacity - lack of capacity at law S in banc F S Clagett Adm. 20 Of judges Black en banc; in EN the preferred spelling is in banc inc. « inciso incapable « incapacitado - 568 - S incapacitado (MX, ES) E incompetent* (person) - person imder a disability** - incapaz*** F incapable F incapacité (BE, FR) E (legal) disability* - disability** S incapacidad F incapacité légale E statutory disability - disability at law S incapacidad legal S incapaz (CL CC 1446 MX CC 449, ES CC 214, PE ...) SS incapacitado S incautación (Ossorio) = secuestro 3. S incautar E to seize F saisir F incident 1. nom 2. adjectif E 1. preliminary point* - interlocutory matter 2. interlocutory S 1. incidente 2. incidental MX CC 453, ES CC 207; sin. incapas Person incapable or deemed incapable by reason of youth, insanity, addiction, etc. of managing his affairs; los incapaces, the legally 
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