called to stnpmou (rather than £û_ai!fflfflfinfi; Hampton 44, 46, 73, 270) ** Non-technical term *** A plaintiff: lACEV 2(e), but do not use this rendering otherwise, because subpoena normally has a completely different meaning ft*** A State of a submission to arbitration by means of an application (see MRAP 8; the term assigner seems to have been used in this sense by Reuter in 1985 (A/CN.4/SR.1937)) * lACEV 2(e) Technical expressions; for the two meanings of condamner see that term 98 - E assignment = transfer 1., 2. F assimilable à E comparable with - ranking with/as - treatable as S F Assises fédérales = Cour d'assises fédérales F assistance E support* - assistance** BE CC 213, 482, 513, CH CC 159, FR CC 212, 217 obs., 513î Guillien, Capitant * Duty owed by one spouse to another, in BE, FR going beyond purely financial support (gecQur^); this distinction between support and financial support is not drawn in CH CC ** Given e.g. by the curator or judicial adviser of an igqapax F assistance éducative E educational welfare S F assistance en justice E professional assistance FR CC 375, Guillien FR CC 412, CT R.516.4 Distinguish from aide judiciaire (formerly judiciaire), legal aid. which is for indigents F assistance judiciaire E legal aid*/co-operation** S beneficio de pobreza F assister E to assist S FR obs., replaced by âid& judíciaicfi; IAGEV 5 * Distinguish from assistance en justice; lACEV 5; note 6 ** Between States; note 6 lACEV 5 FR CC 416, CT R.516.4 i.e. to assist a party professionally - 99 - association (FR) V. opération en association soumission en association E association Includes societies and clubs; EGLAT société, utilité publique F association en participation (FR) Catégorie d'association régie par CCOM 42-45 (abrogés) et maintenant dénommée société en participation; V. ce 1871-1873 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a compilation of legal terms and phrases, with a focus on international law and arbitration. The language used is technical and formal, suggesting a specialized context. The terms discussed include concepts related to law, arbitration, and legal aid, which are not directly related to any of the categories listed.

**Category**
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