text: E moveable = movable - 748 - moyen (FR, CJEC) V. exposé des moyens 11 est allégué au moyen que moyens ... 1. sens commtm 2. (proc. civ., pén., adm.) raison de droit ou de fait invoquée par une partie à l'appui d'une prétention 3. CJCE Proc. civ., pén., adm.; Capitant moyen. Guillien moysnfi) Samyn moyens ; Dalloz Proc. civ. pp. 70, 400, 512-513, 517; Brown 58; CPCN 56, 57, 71, 765, 954, 978, 1004, CPP 347, 584, CTA R.77 CJECECSC St, 22, CJEEC St. 19 E 1. means - instrument 2. argument(s)* - plea** *An alternative rendering is legal argument (Brown 58) **If the moyen is one put forward in defence (moyen de défense); also as the name of a portion of a pleading, e.g. moyen unique de caseation. single plea for quashing of/single plea to quash jiidgement, put forward by an appellant in the Court of Cassation in FR in his mémoire ampliatif (statement of claim) under the heading moyen de cassation, plea for quashing of/plea to quash judgement, and consisting of (1) the moyen itself, i.e. the point of law, in this case the only one, raised by the appellant and (2) his various arguments in support of the moyen 3. ground S 1. 2. 3. _ 749 - F moyen de cassation (FR) E argviment for quashing CPCN 989, CPP 590, Dalloz Proc. civ. p. 938 i.e. for the quashing of the decision attacked in the cassation proceedings; argument may suffice; distinguish from cas d'ouverture, which is the ground for judicial review (e.g. violation de la loi) set out by the applicant in his moyens .de. cassation F moyen de défense (FR) V. moyens de la défense CPCN 71-126, Dalloz action en justice sect. 8; syn. défense 2. E defence - plea For the extent to which defeng^ and plea are 
analysis: The text appears to be related to the legal system, specifically in the context of French law. The terminology used, such as "moyen", "moyen de cassation", "moyen de défense", and "proc. civ., pén., adm." suggests a focus on the French legal system and its procedures. The text also discusses the concept of "plea" and its relationship to "means" or "arguments", which is a fundamental concept in legal discourse.