text: reserves the right to receive rent from B S censo vitalicio (CL) E life rent-charge F CC 2279 See E note to ügafifi 3.; right to receive periodically for life a sum charged on land; distinguish from r^nta vitalicia, life annuity, which is not so charged S censualista (CL, ES, PR) S F E rent-charge owner F censuario (CL CC 2022) = censatario centimes additionnels (FR) ES CC 1608, CL CC 2022; the word censualista is used in the Maltese version of MT CC 1598 with the opposite meaning, namely of censatario See E note to censo 3. Guillien, Dalloz ijniïâtfi. directs 207; abolished 1974 E ?additional percentage tax S - 161 - F Centre d'Education Surveillée (DJ) E Surveillance and Education For prisoners under 16 Centre S S Centro de Estudios Legales y Sociales (CELS)(AR) E Centre for Legal and Social Studies (GELS) F Centre d'études juridiques et sociales (CELS) S Centro de Internación de Destino E/CN.4/Sub.2/A70, para. 88 Obligado (VE) E Custodial Centre A form of prison F E Certain German interests in upper 1966 DAlSci Silesia case F S S certificado de acción (ES) E share certificate F S certificado de antecedentes (CL) E judicial record certificate F extrait de/du casier judiciaire S certificado de buenas costumbres E written testimonial F certificat de bonnes vie et moeurs F certification E certification e.g. by the most senior official of an organization, of the will of the organization to perform an act S F certifié conforme E certified correct - certified a true copy S - X62 - S S cesante V. estar cesante 1. desocupado 2. (UY) haber sido destituido E 1- unemployed person 2. person dismissed from office F 1. chômeur 2. travailleur licencié (de son emploi) cesión = cession cesión de bienes (CL) E transfer/assignment of property 
analysis: The text appears to be a collection of legal and financial terms, including concepts related to property, taxation, and employment. The presence of terms like "rent-charge", "life annuity", and "certified record" suggests a focus on financial and legal matters. Additionally, the text includes terms related to employment, such as "cesante" (unemployed) and "censatario" (rent-charge owner).