text: (ii) In a county court: to prosecute proceedings (which technically are begun by a plaint); to compel the appearance of witnesses (called in full witness fiumnong). (iii) In a magistrates' court: to prosecute proceedings (which technically are begun by an information if they are criminal and by a complaint if they are civil); to compel the appearance of witnesses (called in full witness summons,, but the document used in committal proceedings to compel the subsequent appearance of witnesses at the trial is called a witness order). Note that a simunons (plural summonses) is taken out at the request of the applicant, issued by the court (although issued is often used instead of taken out: Odgers 253) and served on the person to whom it is addressed. EN: Martin, OCL, Langan passim, including 28, 54, Hampton passim, including 336, 431; US Black, FRCP..., FRCRP 4; CA civ. proc. VOCL 3. - 1020 - F citation (en justice) - assignation S emplazamiento ~ citación (de comparecencia) suo moto = of its own motion superficiaire (FR) E surface owner S superficie V. derecho de superficie superficie V. derecho de superficie superficies V. derecho de superficie superintendencia directiva, correccional y económica (CL) E management, control and supervision The grantee of a dyoit de superficie F administration, tutelle et bon fonctionnement de l'appareil judiciaire De la Corte Suprema: 1980 Const., 79 Of the lower courts by the Supreme Court; directiva refers to the Supreme Court's administrative functions, correccional to its power to control the operations of the lower courts (comparable to EN supervisory jurisdiction of the High Court - Langan 281, Hampton 60) and eCflPflmica to its overall husbandry of the machinery of justice - 1021 - E superior court (EN) F ? tribunal (d'instance) supérieur(e) S Martin; the House of Lords, the courts comprising the 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing legal concepts and procedures, specifically related to courts and legal proceedings. It mentions terms such as "plaint", "information", "complaint", "summons", and "witness order", which are all related to the legal system. The text also references specific court structures and jurisdictions, such as county courts, magistrates' courts, and the Supreme Court. Based on this, it seems likely that the text is related to the legal system and legal procedures.