text: that the obligation is a money one, translate as demand for payment A defence, plea, bar FR CPCA 519 obs. Note the following special usage in the case of a recognizance: la caution lait sa soumission, the surety enters into his recognizance F soumission en association E joint tendering S - 1005 - F sous bénéfice d'inventaire E with benefit of inventory S a*/con** beneficio de inventario F sous peine de forclusion E under pain of being time-barred S F spécial E special - specific S especial F spécifiquement E specially - specifically S S SPF = Servicio Penitenciario Federal F S.R. = Statuts revisés F S.K.C. = Statuts revisés du Canada S SS, SS = Su Señoría E standing = Ipcus standi FR CC 774 SC CC 774 subject to benefit of inventory, MT CC 918 under the benefit of Inventory * ES CC 1010 ** CL CC 1249 Dr. interne The adjective specific is used in preference to special with the terms denial (in pleading), bequestt devise and legacy (law of succession) and (law of contract) statement of claim (EN) Civ. proc: procedural step: formal document filed at or immediately after the beginning of contentious civil proceedings and claiming the relief which the litigant seeks; it is the plaintiff's first pleading; Martin. - 1006 - F demande initiale S demanda* - relación de la demanda In the High Court, in the case of an action begun by- writ, it can be endorsed on the writ of stmraions or be filed shortly after the filing of the writ; in the case of an action begun by originating summons, it is incorporated in the summons. In a county court action it is filed with the summons and called partAciilays.. Q.f claim. Langan 78, 293-294, 347-348, note 3. FR CPCN 53-54 
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