these terms see E note to lover 1., 2. BE obs. Const. 13, FR obs. CC 1892 Black Soutien rationnel de l'argumentation développée par les plaideurs dans les conclusions (Guillien), par les magistrats dans les jugements et arrêts (Capitant, Guillien, Samjrn) *Tecbnical term applicable to a pleading **Technical term applicable to a judgement ***Technical term applicable to a judgement or pleading; le motif or les moXifs (see motifs), the grounds, i.e. the part of a judgement in which the court gives the reasons for its decision *ft**Technical term applicable to a judgement or pleading, especially in the expressions motif de pnr droit, point of law, finding of law, motif de pur fait, point of fact, finding of fact D'un jugement ou d'un arrêt; CPCN 445, CPP 485; Dalloz Proc. civ. pp. 707-709, Proc. pén. pp. 652-653, Dr. adm. p. 228 - 747 - E grounds Approximately the equivalent of EN statement of facts and ratÀQ.decidendi, combined (Walker EN 131-135) E motion V, of its own motion ... S motín (UY) E mutiny F mutinerie S motivado = fundado F motivé = fundado V. conclusions motivées S motivo V. por motivos comunes E movable CPM 40 Noun and adjective; not a term of art in the common law (see immovable) although in EN it is sometimes used to mean a tangible thing which cannot be moved, also called a chattel personal or chose in...pQSae68Í.Qn, and on other occasions with a broader meaning which includes intangible property such as shares and patents. Normally, however, it is used (EN, US) in the field of private international law to denote property which is classified as movable in the civil law system; Words and Phrases movable property; SCO moveable F meuble S mueble E movable property = biens meubles 
**Analysis**
This text appears to be a compilation of legal terms and phrases, likely from a French-English dictionary or a legal glossary. The terms relate to various aspects of law, including pleading, judgments, and property. The text does not seem to have any direct connection to economic development, natural resources, or other fields outside of law.

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