authorities closing down a periodical Of bonds EGLAT; CSAJED 5; RT 173-174 E act* - instrument - document* - step - measure - operation - action - proceeding S acto* - escritura instrumento F acte abdicatif (FR) E stzr render S ?acto extintivo If in doubt about whether to use a term such as document, meaning something tangible, or a term such as step, meaning something intangible, prefer the latter kind; â£t itself has the advantage of covering both * RT 173-174 ** CSAJED 5 *Contrasted with hecho: A/CN.4/351, p. 3 Acte unilatéral ou conventionnel qui éteint un droit, p. ex. la renonciation (répudiation) d'xine succession, l'abandon d'un enfant, la remise d'une dette; Marty Civ. intro para. 176 n. 2, Rép. 'Acte' paras. 75-78 See surrender 1 and 2. Ossorio â£t06 estintivps - 18 - F acte à titre gratuit E gratuitous act S acto a título gratuito F acte attributif (Capitarit) = acte translatif F acte authentique (BE, CH* FR, MU, QU) E authentic instrument S documento público - instrumento público F acte collectif Capitant Ecrit établi par un officier public (p. ex. notaire, greffier, huissier, maire) dont les affirmations font foi: BE, FR CC 1317; QU CC 1210; CH LP 82; Guillien, EGLAT, Black; CJENF 50 Often called authentic act, but since it is a document there is no reason not to use a word which has that meaning instead of one which is ambiguous (see E Note to acte): sometimes called public document, but in EN this has a specific and quite diffe­ rent meaning; or public instrument, public act, but in EN and US these terms mainly denote legislation; the F and S terms include not only notarial acts but also certifi­ cates of civil status, judgements and other court orders, and imply that the document in question 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a legal or technical document discussing various types of acts, instruments, and documents in a specific context. The language used is formal and technical, with references to specific laws and jurisdictions. The content seems to be focused on the nature and characteristics of these acts and documents, rather than their application or impact in a specific sector or field.

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