For alternatives see E note to massa. 2. See E note to F conclusions 2. ICJ Statute 39(2) - 59 - F 1. moyen 2. conclusions 3. plaidoirie ICJ Statut 39(2) S alegato de bien probado = alegato 2. S alegato de conclusiones = alegato 2. E alien F S Treatment of aliens: E/CN.4/Sub.2/392 F aliénable E alienable - transferable S alienación V. en estado de alienación NOT negotiable; see E note to aliéner Sin. enaienacíón 1. enajenación de bienes 2. enajenación mental E 1. alienation - transfer See E note to aliéner 2. unsoimd mind F 1. aliénation 2. aliénation mentale S alienar = aliéner E alienate aliéner F aliéner E to alienate* - to transfer** - Alienation means a voluntary to dispose of voluntarily*** disposition of property, especially real property, made by the act of a party, by grant if the property is to pass during the party's life, or by will if it is to pass on his death, as opposed to a passing of property which takes place purely by operation of law (OCL, Black) * Technical term applicable especially to realty ** Technical term applicable to all kinds of property *** Generally speaking voluntarily can be omitted S alienar - enajenar* * CL CC 255 - 60 - aliéner la liberté d'une personne (NE) E to dispose voluntarily* of a person's liberty CP 270; v. E/CN.4/Sub.2/AC.2/1985/WP.1 i.e. to give a person into slavery * As to voluntarily see E note to aliéner F aliéner sa liberté pour être réduit en esclavage E to give himself into slavery S enajenar su libertad para quedar reducida a esclavitud F aliments (FR, QU) E maintenance S alimentos SCAS 6(1) SCAS 6(1) SCAS 6(1) FR CC 203, QU CC 168; Capitant QU CC 158; EN; EN obs. alimony S allanamiento 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing legal concepts related to property, ownership, and rights, with specific references to international law and treaties. The use of technical terms such as "alienation", "enajenación", and "alimentos" suggests a focus on legal and juridical issues. The text does not seem to be related to any of the categories that are typically associated with economic development, natural resources, or environmental issues.

**Category**
Law, Human Rights