text: F absent auteur v. Etat auteur de la violation Etat auteur d'une réserve Etat auteur d'un fait 1. d'un texte 2. d'un fait 3. d'un lien juridique ... Ord. 1270 22.12.1958, 16 See note to auditeur.de justice Proc. civ., proc. pén. NOT cross-examination EGLAT entendu En la justicia militar, donde desempeña funciones de asesor De una cosa Use and if the meaning is conjunctive, ar if it is disjunctive ES CC 181-192 PH CC 381 CL CC 473-491; MX CC 648 QU CC 347, SC CC 112 QU CC 347; BE CC 112; FR CC 112, CPCN 1062-1069 Capitant I - 110 - E 1. author* - draftsman* - sponsor** - maker *** 2. author* - doer*,** . - perpetrator**,*** 3. principal* - predecessor in title** S 1. autor 2. autor 3. causante F auteur d'un comportement E author of conduct S F auteur d'un crime * Of a constitution, ** Of a proposai, resolution *** Civil law : of a will, instrument L'auteur de ... can sometimes be translated as the person who ... * Of a wrong, i.e. tortfeaser ** Of an act *** Of an offence; also called principal EN Halsbury vol. 11, 'Criminal Law, Evidence and Procedure', para. 43, pr.iag.i^l flffgnder (SC PC 22), actor (SCO) SR : être l'auteur d'une violation, to commit a breach * In the relationship of principal and agent, sometimes called constituent ** Any person from whom a right to property is derived, sometimes called de cujus; the latter term can apply to any such person, but usually means a deceased (US a decedent) from whom a right of succession is derived CL CP 14-15, BO CP 20, ES CP 12,14 SR ; 1980 DA 32 E perpetrator of a crime wrongdoer - criminal - offender S autor de un crimen 
analysis: The text appears to be a legal document or academic text discussing the concept of "author" or "auteur" in various contexts, including criminal law, civil law, and constitutional law. The text mentions concepts such as "violations", "crimes", "wrongs", and "rights", suggesting a focus on legal theory or jurisprudence.