E to win the case* - to recover judgement** * Non-technical expression ** CA technical expression; VOCL 3 E F occasion V. à l'occasion de occupation = F occupation occupation 1. (dr. civ.: FR) mode d'acquisition de la propriété 2. (FR) fait d'habiter un lieu ou d'y rester (Petit Robert) 3. (dr. int.) E 1. occupation - appropriation* 2. occupation 3. occupation S l. ocupación 2. ocupación 3. ocupación F octroi (CA) E award S S ocupación = F occupation F oeuvre V. mise en oeuvre Guillien, Marty Civ. biens p. 517, Dalloz Civ. biens pp. 368-378, Amos 104 Loi 1360 1.9.1948, 1 Occupation in the sense of taking possession with a view to ownership; RL occupâtin: Nicholas Roman 130, Amos 104, Salmond pp. 433-434, Black, OCL; FR applies to ownerless or abandoned property * Prefer this term in the case of movables Occupation in the sense of being in possession without reference to ownership, e.g. occupation of premises in the ordinary sense Of territory Ossorio; CL CC 606-642 Ossorio D'une pension CA: of a pension S ofendido (UY) CPP 11 E the aggrieved party F partie lésée - victime - 768 - offence V. international offence offences petty offence An act punishable by law; CA CC 2; EN non-code; IN PC 3; SC PC 5; SCO Criminal Procedure (Scotland) Act 1975, 462; SG PC 40; SO PC 15; US Code Title 18, 1; ZA Criminal Procedure Act 1955, 1; CA, EN, IN, NZ. SC. SCO, SO, US (spelt offense), ZA: general technical term for such acts and (except in SO) synonymous with crime; not a category of criminal acts; IL: COPSM; note 2 F infraction* - crime** S infracción* - delito** * CA ce 2. FR ** COPSM * CO ** COPSM, CL offender V. petty offender F délinqxiant 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing legal terminology related to property and occupation, with references to various laws and jurisdictions. The language used is technical and specialized, suggesting a focus on legal or academic contexts. The topics mentioned, such as ownership, possession, and occupation, are not directly related to any of the categories listed, but may be relevant to the concept of property and its management.

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