text: E Litigation Section S S secuestración = secuestro S secuestrador 1. (der. pen.) el que detiene ilegalmente a una persona 2. (der. civ., com., púb.) tercero que recibe un depósito, judicial o convencionalmente, o por vía administrativa, un bien litigioso o que ha de ser protegido E 1. abductor - kidnapper - sequestrator* 2. custodian - sequestrator* - receiver** F 1. îravisseur 2. séquestre Of a statute CA, FR d'une loi, FR d'un code D'un ministère CA: of a Department Conseil d'Etat Of the Council of State * Rare, used in the sense of who isolates or secludes For the distinction between these terras see note 8; * Syn. sequestrator (rare) ** CA VOCL 1, 3 FR CPCA 681, 685, CPCN 521, CPP 627, CJM 292; CH; Dalloz; CA VOCL 1, 3 S secuestrar 1. (der. pen.) detener ilegalmente a una persona 2. (der. civ., com.) depositar judicial o convencionalmente en un tercero un bien litigioso o que ha de ser protegido 3. (der. civ., com., pen., púb.) aprehender un juez o una autoridad administrativa un bien Ossorio Ossorio; anotaciones legislativas; v. sequestrja 2.; al deposito judicial, sin. de embargar, V. S embargo 1. Anotaciones legislativas V. secuestro 3.; en lo que se refiere a la aprehensión judicial, sin. de embargar (v. S embargo 1.) - 983 - E 1. to abduct/kidnap/ sequestrate* 2. to place in custody - to sequestrate* - to place in receivership - to place/ to put in the hands of a receiver 3. to seize/impound/ confis cate/at tach levy (an) execution/distrain/ arrest/sequestrate* F 1. enlever - séquestrer - arrêter arbitrairement 2. séquestrer - mettre sous séquestre 3. saisir - confisquer - séquestrer * Syn. sequester; both are rare and used in the sense of isolate, seclude For the distinction between these terms see note 8 
analysis: The text appears to be a legal term extraction from a French-speaking country, likely France or Canada, as it references specific laws and jurisdictions. The terms used, such as "secuestración", "sequestrador", "sequestrar", and "séquestre", suggest a focus on legal procedures and concepts related to property, custody, and judicial processes.