text: guarantee: in the case of an insurance contract, promise by the insured to the insurer that certain facts are true; a warranty may be express or implied; Martin 1., 2., 3., David Con, pp. 253-25A V. garantie l. Crim. proc: to arrest a defaulting witness; Martin, Hampton 123, 132 FR CPP 110 HRC OCL; in EN invariably means writ of summons (RSC 0.1, r. A) - 1095 - F bref* - acte judiciaire - ordonnance - ordre de comparaître** * CA ** EN wrjt of summons, ordre donné au défendeur de comparaître (diffère sensiblement de l'assignation du droit français) E writ of subpoena = subpoena E writ of svfflimons (EN) F ordre de comparaître S emplazamiento wrong Principal means of commencing contentious civil proceedings in the High Court; usually simply called writ; it is prepared by the plaintiff on a prescribed form and tendered by him to a court office, out of which, on its being sealed, it is issued (syn. it issues); it is then served by him on the defendant; Martin writ of summons. originating suinggns FR CPCN 54 ES LEC 525, MX CPCDF 256 Legal wrongs can be civil or criminal; the latter are sometimes called public wrongs; OCL wrongs. Civil wrongs in EN, IN, US are either torts or breaches (of contract, duty, trust); in SC, SCO, ZA they are either delicts or breaches (of contract etc.). Criminal wrongs are offences. crimes; for classification see note 2. F délit - illicite S delito - ilícito V. délit 1. V. delito 1. - 1096 - ï E youth custody EN: custodial sentence for young offenders which replaced borstal training (Administration of Justice Act, 1982) garde d'un enfant - garde de l'enfant 1 S zona de emergencia V. estado de emergencia régimen de emergencia E emergency zone 
analysis: The text appears to be a collection of legal terms and concepts, primarily related to civil and criminal procedures, contracts, and court processes. It includes definitions of legal terms such as "guarantee", "writ of summons", "civil wrongs", and "criminal wrongs". The text also mentions specific laws and regulations, such as the Administration of Justice Act, 1982. Given the focus on legal terminology and court procedures, it is likely that the text is related to the field of law or legal studies.