text: case. The terra is normally used (EN, US) in the field of private international law to denote property which is classified as iomovable in the civil law system. Note that in FR a leasehold is not considered an immovable (Amos 95 n,5, 110) just as in EN it is not considered to be real property; words and phrases movable property. Dicey chap. 22, OCL; SCO immoveable F immeuble S inmueble E immovable property = biens immeubles E immoveable = immovable F immunité d'Etat E State immunity S S impedimento (CL) CC 113 E impediment - bar F empêchement F impératif V. norme imperative règle imperative ... - 564 - S imperio V. contra imperio por contrario imperio recurso de revocación por contrario imperio E imperlum* - empire - rule - comnand F pouvoir juridictionnel *The right to command, which includes the right to employ the force of the State to enforce the laws (Black); OCL Pouvoir de juger et de faire exécuter le jugement S imperio del derecho E rule of law F règle du droit - primauté du droit - légalité S impetrar (CL) E to seek - to apply for - Note 3 to petition for F requérir E impleader (US civ. proc.) a third-party proceedings 1. F impossibilité d'exécution SR; v. VCLT 61 E impossibility of performance VCLT 61 S imposibilidad de cumplimiento VCLT 61 F impossibilité matérielle SR E material impossibility S imposibilidad material F impôt anticipé (CH) E withholding tax S impuesto retenido (en la fuente) F impôt cédulaire B schedular tax S A tax on schedules, i.e. on categories of income - 565 - imprescriptibilité E imprescriptibility S iraprescriptibilidad imprescriptible E imprescriptible S imprescriptible imprisonment F détention S imprisonment in default Convention on the Non- Applicability of Statutory Limitations to War (A/RES/239I (XXIII)) i.e. non-applicability of 
analysis: The text appears to be a collection of legal terms and concepts, primarily related to property, law, and international relations. The use of Latin phrases, French, and other languages suggests a focus on international law and legal terminology. The topics discussed include property classification, leases, and real property, which are not typically related to economic development or natural resources.