2. to summon (a third party) To attach a debt by judicial process (see attachment 2.), e.g. to attach a bank balance; OCL garnish 2., Langan 252-255; note 8 F 1. pratiquer une saisie- arrêt/opposition 2. Citer/appeler (un tiers) en justice S - 531 - E garnishee Note 8 1. verb: = garnish 2. noun: person against whom a judicial order is made garnishing a debt in his hands 3. adjective, e.g. garnishee order 4. noun: a third party summoned F, 1. pratiquer une saisie-arrêt 2. tiers saisi; 3. de saisie-arrêt p. ex. ordonnance de 4. tiers appelé en justice saisie-arrêt S 1. 2. 3. 4. S gastos de estadía (UY) Unofficial term, sometimes used ironically, for the charges an ex-prisoner is required to pay for having been looked after in prison E F accommodation charges frais d'hébergement F Gazette du Canada = j^a Gazette dtt Canada F gendarme (FR) E gendarme Member of the gendarmerie, a police corps which is part of the armed forces and under the control of the Minister of Defence S gendarme S gendarme de custodia E warder F gardien - 532 - S gendarmería (CL) V. Servicio de Gendarmería E gendarmería F gendarmería S Gendarmería Nacional (AR) E Gendarmería Nacional F Gendarmería Nacional E General Act for the Pacific Settlement of International Disputes F Acte general (règlement pacifique des différends internationaux) S Nombre abreviado del Servicio de Gendarmería Prison warders, court ushers, etc.; not gendarmerie in the FR sense; translate as prison staff where appropriate, especially for personal de gendarmería Designe les gardiens de prison, les huissiers - audienciers, etc. Cuerpo paramilitar, encargado de vigilar las fronteras. En Chile, suele llamarse así al Servicio de Gendarmería As the name of a corps, leave in Spanish and do not underline Ne correspond pas à gendarmerie Geneva, 26.9.1928 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a glossary of legal and administrative terms, with definitions and examples related to debt collection, court proceedings, and law enforcement. While it doesn't explicitly address economic development, natural resources, or industry, it does touch on concepts like attachment, garnishment, and debt collection, which are related to economic activity.

**Category**
Law and Justice