text: methods see Oliver 352); liquidation des biens can be translated as winding-up by the court where it applies to a personne morale: de Vries Galston, CCOM p. 29a (transi, of title of Loi 563) ludicial liquidation - 701 - F liste de jurés E (jury) panel S E litigated judgement (US) V. consent decrees and litigated judgements S S S S F F jugement de pleine juridic tion?/ordinaire*?/ non consensuel? S litigio (CL) E dispute - action* F litige litispendance E lis. aXíbi..peiiden6 S litis pendencia littoral V. pays ... livre de commerce (FR) E book (of account) S locación s arrendamiento locación de servicios B arrendamiento de servicios locación-venta = location-vente locador ~ arrendador locataire (BE, CH, FR): dr. civ.: celui qui prend ime chose en location en vertu d'un contrat de bail à loyer, y compris le cas d'un contrat de crédit-bail B arrendatario Hampton 201; panel is sufficient A judgement pronounced after the parties have maintained their dispute, i.e. a judgement of the ordinary kind, as opposed to a consent judgement; distinguish from j ugemen t con t radi c to ire, jugement sur pieces * Dalloz Proc. civ. p. 138 CC 136, 272 At law; note 3 *CL CC 136, 272 EGLAT Guillien Amos 345; book is sufficient - 702 - S locatario = arrendatario F locateur E lessor FR obs.; QU Locateur is sometimes used in QU to describe an ordinary lessor of land or buildings, as distinct from bailleur, a lessor who grants an emphyteutic (long-term) lease F location (BE CC 1761, CH non-code, FR CC 1761) = arrendamiento V. contrat de location raise en location-gérance prix de location F location-gérance (FR) E trading lease Dr. com,; Guillien Loi 20.3.1956; Lease of a business whereby the lessee becomes the trader in place of the lessor 
analysis: The text appears to be a legal dictionary or glossary, covering various terms related to property law, contracts, and business. The terms mentioned, such as "liquidation des biens", "contrat de location", "location-gérance", and "arrendamiento", suggest a focus on economic and commercial activities. The presence of legal concepts like "litigated judgement", "consent decrees", and "jus dicere" further support this hypothesis.