text: Marty Civ. obi. paras. 23-26 MFN: treatment applied by granting State to beneficiary State accord inter se E inter se agreement S accredited LT IQ a country, ie an organization S acreditado F accroissement = acrecimiento accusation (FR) V. arrêt de mise en accusation mise en accusation mis en accusation 1. (proc. pén.) partie qui exerce l'action publique, ou ses moyens; dans ce dernier cas, syn. de moyens de 1'accusation 2. (proc. pén.) acte de procédure E 1. the prosecution* - case/ arguments for the prosecu­ tion - the prosecution('s) case 2. charge* - indictment* - articles of impeachment** ?FR CPP 347 S. 1. 2. F accusé = acusado 1. E accused = acusado 1., 2. E accused person 1. = acusado 1. 2. COV 10(2)(a) F 1. = acusado 1. 2. prévenu S 1. = acusado 1. 2. procesado F accuser = acusar S acensuado E rent-yielding F S acervo (CL) E estate* - assets** F masse *i.e. the prosecutor *FR: brought against an accused; for the distinction between charge and indictment see note 1; EN, US **FR: of the President of the Republic or a member of the Government (Const, 68); EN, US Note 1 i.e., of land, charged with pasmient of a rent CC 959 * Law of succession ** Law of bankruptcy - 15 - F à charge E for the prosecution S Â witness, evidence etc. S acogido E found proved F acompañar E to submit/lodge F joindre à compter de E after* - following** S acquired rights Un document, p. ex. * VGLT 65(2) ** VGLT Annex, 2 Acquired rights in international law: D.P. O'Connell, The Law of State Succession (1956), ch. VI S derechos adquiridos acquit-à-caution E ?bond note S acquittement (FR) E acquittai CL CC 209, 605 Capitant CPP 366, 474, 543 
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