text: note 3 F appelant (CA, FR) E appellant S apelante F appel de fonds E call S F appel en cause (CH, FR) = mise en cause F appel en garantie (FR) FR: proc. civ, et proc. pén.; CPCN 901 Person who appeals; Odgers 340; EN, CA; note 3 On shares CPCN 334-338, Capitant garantie, Guillien garantie, Dalloz gaxsaïln* Dalloz Proc. civ. 258-259, 806-810, 966-971, 1079-1082 - 72 - E warranty proceedings Stricto sensu, the interlocutory form of action en garantie, i.e. warranty proceedings which are part of an existing action and not brought separately; if this is clear, translate as interlocutory warranty proceedings; EN third party procedure. US impleader. third-partv practice (note 19, Herzog 292); latp sensu> synonymous with action en garantie; see action en garantie F appeler une cause E ?to call (on) a case S F appel incident (FR) E cross-appeal S incidente de apelación CPCN 549-551, Dalloz Proc. civ. pp. 796 et seq.: EGLAT incident E appellant = appelant F appellation légale E legal description S e.g. of an offence F appel principal (FR) Dalloz Proc. civ. pp. 796 et seq.; EGLAT incident E (principal) appeal S F appel provoqué (FR) CPCN 549-551, Dalloz Proc. civ. pp. 796 et seq. E third-party appeal S F appel réformation (FR) CPCN 1479, 1483 et seq.; Dalloz Proc. civ. pp. 1176 £t.- Bfiq. E corrective appeal S modificación por (la) vía de (la) apelación An appeal to vary an arbitration award - 73 - F applicable V. loi applicable à ... E application for judicial review (EN) A means of challenging the validity of public law decisions; RSC 0.53, Supreme Court Act 1981, 29-31; see note to judicial review F S F application V, champ d'application décret d'application décret d'application de la loi de ... mise en application 
analysis: This text appears to be related to the field of law, specifically in the context of civil procedure and criminal procedure. The terminology used, such as "appelant", "appel en cause", "warranty proceedings", and "interlocutory form of action", suggests a focus on legal processes and concepts. Additionally, the references to specific laws and regulations, such as the CPCN and Dalloz Proc. civ., further support this hypothesis.