text: E realty - real property S rebelde V. Registro Central de Penados y Rebeldes E contumax - defaulter F contumax* - îabsent** EN: land, a term which for the purposes of land law includes mines, minerals, buildings and most intangible rights in land; e.g. easements, but not leaseholds; is not synonymous with immovable property, jaüpovables : V. immovable: Martin hereditament. land> real property: Jowitt hereditament, land, real estate, real property; Law of Property Act 1925, 205 Interpretation Act 1978 Schedule 1; CA: VOCL 1 CA: VOCL 1 Proc. civ., pen.: MX CPCDF 638, ES LEC 762 et seq., LECR 834 et seq-t sin. reo ausente; Ossorio rebeldía One who commits contumacy; when rebelde is used as an adjective, translate as contumacious or in default; for the distinction between the alternatives given here see E note to rebeldía; a rebelde who has been sentenced is an offender sentenced in his absence; Black cjntumgx; distinguish from cpntemnor. which is a wider term meaning a person who commits any contempt of court; * FR proc. pen.: CPP 628, 641, Dalloz proc. pen. pp. 38, 685-686 A* ?FR proc. civ. - 897 - rebeldía V. juicio en rebeldía sentencia dictada en rebeldía 1. ténnino general 2. término procedural civil y penal Ossorio Ossorio; MX CPCDF 637-651, ES LEC 762 et seq.. LECR 834 et seq.; Anabalón secc. 1258-1263 1. contempt of authority - disobedience - resistance 2. contumacy - default F 1. outrage à l'autorité - désobéissance - résistance 2. défaut* - contumace** rebelión (UY) Contumacy, a form of contempt of court, is the intentional failure of a person to comply with a court order (e.g. a summons) directing him to appear before the court or perform some other act during the course of judicial proceedings; default is failure, not necessarily intentional, to perform any 
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