text: ** If addressed by an authority of one country to an authority of another CL CPC 253, ES LEC 524, 540, 680, 681, 720, MX CPCDF 255 - 347 - demande additionnelle (FR) E supplementary claim S demanda adicional demande conjointe (FR) E joint application S demanda conjunta demande d'abstention (FR) E request to stand down CPCN 65 CPCN 1143 In divorce proceedings CPCN 5; Guillien abstention FR: officiai request made by a judge not to hear a case assigned to him because he might be thought to have an interest in the matter it involves. In EN there is no official procedure for this; a judge finding himself in such a position would simply disqualify himself from hearing the case by notifying the circumstances to the court administrator; see E note to abstenaion demande d'exequatur E 1. request for enforcement 2, exequatur application S 1. 2. i.e. for enforcement abroad of a judgement or award VCCR 12 demande de récusation (FR) CPCN 5, 342, CPP 672 E motion challenging ... S escrito de recusación A judge; Black recusation ES LOPJ 223 demande de renvoi (FR) CPCN 5, 356, CPP 662 E application for transfer S demande de signification Application for a case to be transferred to another court; or (EN) court or division; RSC 0.4, r. 3 EN CCA 40-42 E request for service S petición de notificación e.g. for service of process abroad - 348 - F demande en divorce (FR) E application for divorce S demanda de divorcio F demande en garantie (FR) E guarantee/warranty claim CPCN 1076-1077 Distinguish from the requête, petition, also used in divorce proceedings (FR CPCN 1089) CPCN 334-337, Dalloz Proc. civ. pp. 258-259, 806-810, 966-971, 1079-1082 See E note to action en garantie: for the distinction between guarantee and warranty see note 16 
analysis: After analyzing the text, I hypothesize that it is related to legal proceedings and international law, which is not a direct match with any of the provided categories. However, I think the most fitting category would be International Trade, as the text mentions international law, requests for enforcement abroad, and exequatur applications, which are all related to international trade and commerce.