text: against a debtor or bankrupt; engager des poursuites contre quelqu'un, (civ.) to sue someone, (crim.) to prosecute someone *Civ. proc ; note 3 **Crim. proc; note 1 LP In Switzerland these are undertaken administratively, not judicially Note 6 *Civ, proc, **Crim. proc. To the Court of Cassation; also (see requête) to the Council of State or a tribunal administratif; note 3 e.g. a tax appeal FR CPCN 527, 604-639, 1481; CPP 567-621; Dalloz Proc civ. pp. 764, 906-962; Dalloz Proc. pen. pp. 677, 705-732; GE LOJ 52 - 832 - E application for judicial review S recurso de casación F pourvoi en révision (FR ?obs., GE LOJ 52) = demande en révision F pourvoi incident (FR) E cross-application S F pourvoi principal (FR) E (principal) application S F pourvoi provoqué (FR) E third-party application S F pourvoir E to provide (for/with) FR: in civil or criminal proceedings to" the Court of Cassation, for illegality or error of law or form; similar in some respects to EN application for certiorari; note 3 CPCN 6U, 1010, Dalloz Proc. civ. p. 914 In civil proceedings in the Court of Cassation; note 3 CPCN 914, Dalloz Proc. civ. p. 914 In civil proceedings in the Court of Cassation; note 3 Dalloz Proc. civ. p. 914 In civil proceedings in the Court of Cassation; note 3 tir, to appeal to apply, to make application, e.g. to a court (FR CPCA 966); note 3 pouvoir V. fondé de pouvoirs pouvoirs ... 1. (dr. const.) fonction d'Etat, p. ex. pouvoir judiciaire 2. (dr. civ.) capacité d'exercer les droits d'une autre personne, souvent syn. de mandat l. (contrat), procuration 1. 3. (dr. civ.) document par lequel une personne confère à une autre la faculté de la représenter, syn. de mandat 1. (document), procuration 2. Capitant II Capitant I A 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing legal concepts and procedures, specifically related to judicial processes and court systems. The terminology used is technical and specialized, indicating a focus on law and jurisprudence. The text mentions specific legal terms such as "Civ. proc", "Crim. proc", "Court of Cassation", "Council of State", and "tribunal administratif", which further supports this hypothesis.