trust (Nicholas Roman 267), but they may also refer to the type of trust which, e.g. in CA, EN, US, is a major feature of the common law system of property ownership (discussed in E in Jowitt trust. David Sys. pp. 322¬ 326, in F in David GS pp. 356-359 and in S in Rabasa chap. IX) and in which the trustee and the beneficiary are respectively the legal owner and the equitable owner of the property settled by the creator of the trust (the settlor); this type of trust exists, for example, in the commercial law of MX, but without the same division of ownership; Black fidei-cgmissum, trust, OCL f ideiCOmmisBUgJ. tniSi Martin trust * Capitant; CH CC 488 BE FR CC 1048 et s. ** CA VOCL II fideicomisor (CO) = ? fideicomisario 2. ?fideicomitente fideicomitente E settlor F disposant Ossorio Creator of a trust, i.e. the person who sets it liP; CA, EN, US; also called trustor (rare) Capitant; CA VOCL II, CH CC 488 F fidéicommis = fideicomiso F fidéicomraissaire = fideicomisario 1., 3. v. substitution fidéicommissaire F fidéjusseur = F caution 2. F fidéjussion = cautionnement - 497 - fiduciaire CA VOCL II E trustee* - trust** fiduciary*** - trust company**** S fiduciario* - fiduciaria** Fiduciary is a broader term than trustee (see e.g. OCL fiduciary. Marshall 283) and should be used in case of doubt *Noun, sometimes adjective (e.g. trustee investments)! CA, EN, US; Black **Adjective (e.g. trust flffid) ***Noun, esp. in US, and adjective (e.g. relationship) ****Esp. CH *Ossorio **?Tipo de sociedad S fiduciaria = fiduciaire S fiduciario = fiduciaire V. fiduciaria heredero fiduciario fiducie E trust Trust as noun; RL fiducia, a non-testamentary trust (Nicholas Roman 151); OCL üducia S figura (delictiva) E conduct (constituting the offence) F fait délictueux - délit 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a collection of legal definitions and concepts related to trusts, fiduciaries, and property ownership. The language used is technical and specific to the field of law, with references to specific jurisdictions (e.g. CA, EN, US, MX). The text does not seem to be focused on a specific economic or environmental issue, but rather provides a comprehensive overview of the concept of trust in a legal context. Given the focus on legal concepts and terminology, it is likely that the text is relevant to the field of law or economics.

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