text: F affaire n* ... S causante (noun) EN cause No. Person from whom a right is derived 1. derecho sucesorio 2. derecho civil 3. (AR) respecto de una comunicación hecha a la Comisión de Derechos Humanos de las NN.UÜ. CL CPC 434 E 1. deceased* - decedent** - de cujus*** 2. principal* - predecessor (in title) - de cujus** 3. subject F 1. îdéfunt - de cujus 2. îauteur 3. * EN; a deceased, the deceased ** US *** Often used in connection with the law of succession of a country with a civil law system * In the relationship of principal and agent, some­ times called constituent ** usually confined to the meaning given in 1. FR CC 731 S causa por presunta desgracia = causa de presunta desgracia S causa que se tramite por/ante ... E case being heard by.../ pending in ... F - 151 - causar estado Ossorio; Real Acad. estado E to be final* - to have a decisive effect * Of a judicial decision; technically speaking, to be final and unappealable E cause (EN) A court proceeding other than one which is a matter; note 3 F S cause V. ayant cause ayants cause mettre en cause mettre quelqu'un en cause mettre quelqu'un hors de cause mettre un tiers en cause Capitant mise en cause mise hors de cause obtenir gain de cause pour cause de mort remise d'une cause retenir une cause 1. droit des obligations 2. motif 3. procès E 1. cause 2. ground 3. action - procceding(s) - case 1. causa 2. causa 3. îpleito - ?juicio FR CC 1108, 1131-1133; CH CDO 17; QU CC 982, 98A; EGLAT ordre public. Nicholas 112-131, Amos 166-172, Dalloz Civ. obi. pp. 280 et seq., Guillien, Barraine ?p. ex. cause de la demande GE; Petit Robert 
analysis: The text appears to be a legal dictionary or glossary, focusing on terms related to law, specifically in the context of causality and lawsuits. The entries mention concepts such as "cause", "right", "deceased", "predecessor", and "judicial decision", which suggests a strong connection to the legal system.