S insolvencia F insolvable = insolvente S insolvente (CL) E insolvent F insolvable S inspección personal del juez (CL) E personal inspection by the court/the magistrate F vérification personnelle du juge F inspecteur de la sûreté E police inspector S F inspecteur de police judiciaire (RW) E detective inspector EGLAT mesures conservatoires EGLAT mesures conservatoires CL CC 2410 Guillien; EGLAT incident (inscription en faux) CH CC 184(1), 207(5) CH CC 597 CC 1698 See E note to juez 1 EGLAT secret professionnel CPP 1 Do not confuse with agent de police judiciaire, agent judiciaire or officier de police judiciaire - 586 - instance V. acte introductif d'instance demande introductive d'instance Division de première instance exploit introductif d'instance liaison de l'instance renoncer à l'instance requête introductive d'instance tribunal de grande instance tribunal de première instance tribunal d'instance ... 1. suite d'actes de procédure 2. (abusivement) juridiction, autorité Guillien, EGLAT; MRAP 8; FR CPCN 53-54; CIJ EGLAT, Petit Robert; v. instance internationale E 1. (legal)/(judicial) proceeding(s)/process* - proceedings** - process of arbitration*** - instance**** 2. court (of law) - tribunal - body - authority 1. procedimiento* - instancia 2. Note 3 *Proces6 used latp sensu **ICJ ***MRAP 8 ****e.g. gigh CouKt judgSS sitting alone at first instance, first instance decision, first instance judge (Walker EN 159). fifiurt of. firstj.nstance; (?/in Byrne) a distinction is drawn, in ecclesiastical law, between a cause Pf..-instance.* one proceeded to on the solicitation of some party, from a cause-Of office, one proceeded to in the name of the judge; this distinction helps to explain the underlying meaning of F jnstanJLS. s instancia. F d'office, s de Pficio * MRAP 8 instance, acte conservatoire ou procédure d'exécution (FR) Dec. 1.9.1972, 39 judicial process, protective act or enforcement proceedings instance internationale E international authority/body S - 587 -
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a legal glossary or dictionary, with entries related to judicial proceedings, court procedures, and legal terminology. The language used is primarily French and Spanish, with occasional references to other languages. The content does not seem to be related to any specific economic or social issue, but rather focuses on the technical aspects of law and justice.

**Category**
Law, International relations