text: FR obs. Martin 1. Martin 2. Not a legal definition F 1. privilège 2. droit de vote US Const. 14e amendement; direct- franchise, suffrage direct; universal/limited franchise: suffrage universel/restreint - 514 - 3. franchise* - license exclusive - concession exclusive 4. franchise 5. concession 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. - brevet *FR: in a private contract termed a contrat de franchise in which the company giving the franchise was called the franchiseur and the company receiving it the franchise; Dalloz Comm. Eff. p 229 Comu F. franchise = E franchise 3. et 4. 1. exemption, exonération franchise douanière, franchise postale, franchise de bagages 2. dr. fisc. 3. dr. int. E. 1. free import/allowance of 2. exemption 3. immunity S. 1. 2. 3. E Franco-Swiss Customs case F S F frappé d'appel (FR) E appealed S apelado F frappé d'xme peine E sentenced to a penalty/ *0f a person punishment* - punishable by** **0f an offence S condenada a* - *Persona F frapper V. frappé d'appel frappé d'une peine E to attach to/be attendant upon S - 515 - fraude = S fraude fraude E fraud - deceit - bad faith - fraudulent misrepresentation F fraude - tromperie - mauvaise Freedom of Association and Protection HRC of the Right to Organise Convention F Convention sur la liberté syndicale et la protection du droit syndical S Convenio sobre la libertad sindical y la protección del derecho de sindicación freedom of conscience Bahamas, Const. 32 F liberté de conscience S libertad de conciencia Free Zones of Upper Savoy and the District of Gex case foi F S fréteur E carrier Usually the owner of the vessel, but under some charters, e.g. a demise charter, he is the charterer of the vessel as opposed to its real owner; distinguish from affréteur 
analysis: The text appears to be a collection of legal and economic terms, with a focus on concepts related to commerce, trade, and franchise. The presence of terms like "franchise", "concession", "license exclusive", and "fraud" suggests a connection to business and economic activities. The mention of "Free Zones of Upper Savoy and the District of Gex" and "Franco-Swiss Customs case" also points towards an international trade or economic context.