text: E by his act S F partage FR CC 815, QÜ CC 689; Amos 116-117 E partition S partición PH CC 1078, QU CC 689 ES CC 1051, PR CC 1005, CL CC 1317 S parte V. a petición de parte de oficio o a petición de parte 1. comunicación policial, generalmente en formulario, por la cual se informa de un hecho constitutivo de falta o delito 2. de un contrato o de un juicio E 1. report - police report 2. party F 1. rapport de police 2. partie S parte civil = partie civile S parte demandada = défendeur 1. S parte demandante = demandeur 1. S parte dispositiva = dispositif 1., 2. S parte en un procedimiento Proc. gen. E party to proceedings - procedural actor* * Term used in questionnaire transmitted under Commission on Human Rights resolution 18 (XXXVII) F S parte expositiva E preamble - explanatory statement F préambule - expose des motifs - 797 - S partición = F partition E participation F î adhésion S F partie V. à la demande de ... à la demande des parties ou d'office héritier pour partie prise à partie F partie civile (FR) V. se constituer partie civile E claimant for criminal indemnification S parte civil F partie défenderesse = défendeur 1. F partie demanderesse = demandeur 1. F partie intervenante (FR CPCN 325 = intervenant F partie jointe (FR) E accessory party S E partie principale (FR) LT: covers both ratification and accession Comu Proc. pén. Partie civile is the party who brings an action civile: see action civile 338) Proc. civ.: CPCN 424-A29, Capitant, Guillien, Dalloz ministère public sects. 16-17 Stattis of the ministère public in civil cases in which it is required by law or the judge to submit observations to the court 
analysis: The text appears to be a legal document or a glossary of legal terms, focusing on the concept of "partie" or "party" in a legal context. It mentions various types of parties, such as partie civile, partie demandante, and partie intervenante, which suggests a connection to the legal system. The text also uses technical terms like "police report", "criminal indemnification", and "ministère public", further supporting the hypothesis that it is related to law or justice.