F auxiliaire de justice (FR) = auxiliaire de la justice S auxiliar de justicia = auxiliaire de la justice S auxiliar de la justicia = auxiliaire de la justice F auxiliaire de la justice (FR) E officer of the court - court officer S auxiliar de (la) justicia S auxilio judicial (ES) E judicial co-operation Note 24 Dalloz auxiliaire de justice, Dalloz Civ. intro. pp. 228-229, C. Eur. France. David II 269 EN, US officer of the court, but in EN this excludes barristers, whereas the French term includes avocats ; 0'Rooney awtjliary officer of justice: de Vries 63; NOT judicial officer, law officar.; note 4 LEC 284-300 Between one jurisdiction and another, either in the same country or in different countries (in the latter case normally known as legal co-operation); distinguish from asjgtehcia judicial, legal aid; note 6 E avail (to) To be available to; Hampton 253 F S - 120 - aval E aval FR CCOM 130, GCBE 30-31, CA, HT Guarantee of payment of a bill of exchange, cheque or promissory note; SCO aval; in contexts in which it is clear that an instrument of this kind is being guaranteed, aval can be translated by the more familiar term guarantee; in the E version of GCBE the term is placed between inverted commas, but this is xmnecessary, since it is used as an English word in CA and SCO; NOT endorsement, NOT EN reference in case of need, acceptance for honour, accommodation aval (AR, BO, CL, CR, CU, DO, EC, GT, HN, MX, NI, PA, PE, PY, SV, VE) = F aval avaliser V. cautionner et avaliser E to avalise S avalar i.e. to give an aval or avals avaliseur person guaranteeing payment by avalista GCBE 46 GCBE 46 GCBE 46 avant dire droit 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a collection of legal terms and definitions, primarily focused on concepts related to justice, law, and international cooperation. The terms mentioned, such as "auxiliaire de justice", "officer of the court", and "aval", seem to be technical and specialized, suggesting a connection to the legal profession. The text also touches on the concept of international cooperation, which could imply a connection to international trade or economic development.

**Category**
International trade, Law and Justice