text: person and bring him before the court, in order to compel the appearance of a suspect in criminal proceedings or that of a recalcitrant witness in civil or criminal proceedings; MCR r. 96; direction given by a High Court judge in Admiralty proceedings to arrest a ship, aircraft or cargo; RSC 0.75 F mandat d'amener* - ... ?** S E warrant of attachment (EN Supreme Court obs., coimty courts) V. attachment 1. a order of committal E warrant of commitment F mandat d'incarcération - mandat de dépôt S * Une personne ** Un navire, etc. EN: crim. proc: direction given by a court to an officer to take into custody an unconvicted defendant to await trial or sentencing or a convicted defendant to serve a sentence of imprisonment (Crown Court, (MCR r. 97) magistrates' courts); civ. proc: direction given by a court to an officer to take into custody a person committed to prison for contempt of court (county courts, (MCA 63 (3), 76 (2)) magistrates' courts); sometimes called warrant for ^egmmittgil, warrant oi committal; note 1 - 109A - E warrant of committal (EN) = warrant of commitment E warranty (EN) F garantie S garantía - saneamiento E witness order = subpoena E witness summons = subpoena E witness warrant (EN) F ? réquisition ... S E Workers' Representatives Convention F Convention concernant les représentants des travailleurs S Convenio sobre los representantes de los trabajadores E writ (CA, EN, US) V. concurrent writ original writ prerogative writ In a contract for the sale of property, promise by the seller (the warrantor) that if his title to or the condition of the property proves defective he will indemnify the purchaser (the warrantee): in the case of sales of goods, especially in the retail trade, such a warranty is usually called a 
analysis: The text appears to be related to legal terminology, specifically in the context of warrants, court proceedings, and legal obligations. The language used is formal and technical, indicating a connection to the legal system. The concepts mentioned, such as warrants of attachment, committal, and writs, are typically found in the realm of law and justice.