dishonoured; usually called recourse in EN (Bills of Exchange Act 1882, 47(2), 57, 73, 89(1)) and recours in FR (CCOM 147), especially where the proceedings are taken, not against the person who dishonoured the instrument, but against another party liable on it; in ES the acción cambiarla is directa if taken against the former and de regreso if taken against any of the latter; in FR this right of action is available in respect not only of bills of exchange, promissory notes and cheques but also of warrants of movables Dalloz Comm. Eff. pp. 76-81, Amos 367; FR CCOM 147, 151, 185; Loi 30.10.1935, 40 - 9 - S acción civil = action civile S acción de cosa juzgada E res jitdicata action F S acción de evicción (?ES) E dispossession action ?Does this mean an action to evict (EN action of ejectment) or an action by an evicted purchaser or lessee; see E note to éviction S acción de evicción y saneamiento = acción de saneamiento por evicción S acción de nulidad = action en nullité S acción de perjuicios (CL) E action for damages F action en dommages-intérêts S acción de reforma (CL, ES) CC 1458, 1521 CC 1216; del testamento E action for reduction F action en réduction acción de regreso = action récursoire acción de repetición E action for restitution Costello reduction FR CC 920-921, 1077.2 Judicial proceedings for recovery of what has been paid when it was not owing (FR p.a3,enieTLt de IJlP.du, ES pago-dfi lo...indebido., CL pago de no lo debido); FR Amos 194-197, ES Aguilar art. 1895 com.; sometimes called action for recovery; both action fpr restitution and action for recovery can be used in a wide variety of other contexts, so it may be necessary to spell out the precise 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing various legal concepts and actions related to financial instruments, such as bills of exchange, promissory notes, and cheques. The language used is technical and refers to specific laws and regulations, suggesting a focus on financial and legal matters. The text does not mention any specific economic development projects, natural resources, or environmental issues, and does not appear to be related to agriculture, forestry, fishing, industry, transport, communication, health, education, employment, humanitarian aid, or culture.

**Category**
International trade, Law and regulation