text: to report - to make a statement 4. to denounce - to charge - to accuse - to indict - to complain against - to inform against S 1. denunciar 2. 3. denunciar 4. A treaty: VCLT 44, ADR 8(1); McNair 491; for usage and alternatives see note 15 A lease, contract etc.; for usage and alternatives see note 15 See the various meanings of denuncia See the various meanings of denuncia VCLT 44 F dénonciation = denuncia S denuncia V. omisión de denuncia de delito de un tratado declaración ante una autoridad, persona o entidad, comunicándole un hecho que en muchos casos es delictivo y. en especial, ante la justicia para i>oner en movimiento la acción penal disolución de un contrato VCLT 42-43 Ante la justicia; AR CPCR 179, CL CPP 81, 554, ES LECR 259, UY CPP 105; Ossorio E 1. denunciation VCLT 42-43, ADR 8(2). 15(c); for usage and alternatives see note 15 - 355 - 2. (i) charge - accusation indictment (ii) charge (iii) an information (iv) complaint (v) notice - notification report - statement (vi) complaint (vil) denunciation 3. termination 1. dénonciation Note 1 General term: an accusation that a wrong has been done Crim. proc: an accusation which charges a person with a criminal offence, especially one made by the police or a prosecutor either orally to a suspect or in writing in a dociiment such as an information or indictment; EN, US Crim. proc: an accusation which charges a person with a criminal offence, initiates proceedings, is usually in writing and is laid before a prosecuting authority or a magistrate; EN, CÂ, US Civ. and crim. proc. (syn. q-ueja, querella): an accusation which charges a person with an unlawful act (which may or may not be a criminal offence), initiates 
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