E disposition 1. of property 2. (US) = disposal 2. F 1. aliénation 2. ?dessai8issement S 1. 2. F disposition V. acte de disposition dispositions ... nonnes qui sont de simples dispositions simple disposition E provision - rule - direction S F disposition à titre gratuit (FR) E gratuitous disposition CJD S disposición a título gratuito F disposition d'ordre public E requirement/rule of public policy S F disposition légale E legal/statutory provision - provision of (the) law Guillien; CC 893-1100; syn., pour le pluriel, libéralités, donations entre vifs et testaments FR: comprises donations gntre vifs, gifts jatgr vivos t and Ifigfi, legacies; NOT gsaat; also called grftt.ultQU6 alienation, transfer vitbout considera­ tion EGLAT ordre pnblic See E note to ordre public Use statutory where it seems appropriate to emphasize that the provision in question is one of enacted law; note 6 disposition legislative V. dispositions legislatives FR CP 127 E legislative provision S See note to législatif - 399 - disposition liminaire E introductory wording S dispositions législatives et réglementaires (FR) E provisions of statutes and regulations ~ statutory provisions S disposiciones legales y reglamentarias disposition statutaire E provision of the statute(s regulations/constitution EGLAT disposition statutaire. Statut (is) Of a body or organization, see statut 1. NOT statutory provision dispositive 1. (IL) law 2. (IL) treaty 3. (ML) clause See jus dispositivum One which makes a disposition in rem: McNair 655-656, Oppenheim Peace 937, n.l, O'Connell SS, chap. Ill; A/CN.4/202, p. 18; also called localized treaty SCO: of a deed; the clause which conveys the property F 1. loi - justice 2. droit réel 3. clause Jus dispositivum par opposition à jus-jaBgenfi jug in re, droit sur une chose S 1. 2. 3. dispuesto E provision F disposition In the expression lo dispuesto en .... the provisions of ..., 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a collection of definitions and notes related to the concept of "disposition" in the context of law and property. The language used is formal and technical, indicating a focus on legal and academic contexts. The text references various legal concepts, such as "disposal", "alienation", "provision", "statute", and "treaty", which suggests a connection to the field of law and possibly international relations.

**Category**
Law, International Relations