E ward Person (EN a minor or mental patient, SCO a pupil, minor or other incompetent, US a minor or other incompetent) who is in the care of a guardian; note 13 F pupille S E ward of court EN: minor placed under the common law protection of the High Court; OCL, Cretney 445 et seq., note 13 F pupille sous tutelle judiciaire S E wardship The status of a ward (also called guardianship): in EN the term means in particular the status of a ward of court; note 13 F tutelle S E Warsaw Convention Short name of the Convention for the Unification of Certain Rules Relating to International Carriage by Air F Convention de Varsovie S - 1092 - warrant 1. (commercial law: EN) document authorizing some action, especially the payment of money 2. (civ. proc, crim. proc: EN) document issued by a court for the arrest or committal of a suspect, defendant, witness or contemner Martin e.g. warrant, pf arrestt. of/for committal. pfVfpr attachment F 1. Mandat 2. Mandat S 1. 2. warrant (FR) V. récépissé-warrant Ord. 6.8.1945, 21; Loi 30.4.1906; Üalloz; Amos 128, 365 E warrant of movables S E warrant backed for bail (EN) Arrest warrant which requires the police officer effecting the arrest to release the accused if he meets the conditions specified in the warrant (MCA 117; Martin backed for bail: Emmins 367); syn. warrant endorsed for bml F mandat d'amener garantie par une caution S warrant endorsed for bail (EN) = warrant backed for bail warrant for attachment (EN) = order of committal E warrant for commital (EN) = warrant of commitment - 1093 - E warrant of arrest EN: civ. proc, crim. proc: direction given by a magistrate or judge, usually to a police constable, to apprehend a 