text: Proc. civ. p. 725, Dalloz notaire sect. 13, Dalloz Civ. intro. p. 384) = copie exécutoire grosse exécutoire (FR Guillien expédition, Dalloz Civ. intro p. 466, Dalloz Voies p. 43) = exécutoire groupement d'Etats E grouping of States S guarantee 1. (EN) term used in the sale of goods, especially in the retail trade, to denote a warranty 2. (EN) where under a contract (the principal contract) a debt is owned by A (the debtor) to B (the creditor), secondary contract whereby C (the guarantor) promises to indemnify B (the guarantee) if A defaults under the principal contract 3. generally, a safeguard or right In Chile, usually a trade association (i.e. an association of employers) CSAJED 4 *In civil law matters generally **In criminal law matters and questions of nuisance and other torts ***CSAJED 4 A/RES/3281(XXIX), para. 12 of charter A/RES/3281(XXIX), para. 12 of charter In US often spelt guaranty Martin 2.; see warranty Martin 1., Jowitt; Black guaranty, guarantee EN contract of-guarantee is synonymous with contract of suretyship, contract of surety (the latter terras are rare; in US a distinction is drawn between guaranty and SUretyshJE: see Black guaranty); note 11 Especially in the political and social spheres - 5A3 - 4. (IL) undertaking by a State or States to meet another State's obligations 5. (EN obs, US) the beneficiary of a contract of guarantee as described in 2. above F 1. garantie 2. cautionnement 3. garantie 4. garantie 5. créancier S 1. garantía 2. fianza 3. garantía 4. garantía 5. fiado E guaranty (US) = garantie S guarda = garde S guardador (CL) E guardian* - custodian F S guardar bajo llave y sello (CL) E to keep under lock and seal F garder sous clef et scellés S guardia V. oficial de guardia E guard F garde 
analysis: The text appears to be a legal and economic term related to contractual agreements, specifically discussing the concept of a guarantee or warranty. The text mentions various legal and economic concepts, such as "sale of goods", "contract", "debtor", "creditor", and "guarantor", indicating a strong connection to the field of international trade and economic development.