text: acquisitions S F communauté légale E statutory community (of property) S comunidad legal F communauté réduite aux acquêts £ commijnity of acquisitions S EGLAT régimes matrimoniaux Loosely, common property/ ownership: NOT joint ownership, tenancy in common *PH CC 484, SC CC 815 ES CC 392-406 FR CC 1497; QU CC 1258, 1384-1421 QU CC 1268, 1384-1421 conventional community QU CC 1268 QU CC 1268 community of property *PH CC 484 ES CC 392-406 FR CG 1498-1502; EGLAT régimes matrimoniaux. Amos chap. XII and appendix FR CC 1400, QU CC 1268, 1270-1383; Amos chap. XII and appendix QU CC 1268, 1270-1383 legal CQnpiunity FR CC 1401-1491, QU CC 1389a; EGLAT régimes matrimoniaux, Amos, chap. XII and appendix QU CC 1389a community restricted to. acquests - 192 - communauté universelle FR CC 1526; QU CC 1384, 1412 E universal community (of property) S comunidad universal communication v. prendre communication E communication - production - transmission S communication de pieces E production of documents S commutation E commutation QU CC 1384 universal community; QU CC 1412 general community, community by univereai title EGLAT communication, signifigfttifln Guillien Replacement of one right or liability by another, e.g. commutation of a death sentence tQ, one of life imprisonment; Black, OCL commutatif V. contrat commutatif justice commutative comodato E commodattun - loan for use F commodat - prêt à usage compagnie à fonds social (QU) E joint stock company S Companies Court ES CC 1740-1752, CL CC 2174-2195; RL commodatumi sin. préstamo de uso Black çommodatum, loan for use, OCL commodatum FR CC 1875-1891, CH CDO 305-311 CC 371 QU CC 371 EN: that part of the Chancery Division of the High Court of Justice which deals with company matters (Martin), but the name is unofficial - 193 - company V. Companies Court F société S 
analysis: The text appears to be a collection of legal terms and concepts related to property, community, and business, with references to various countries and jurisdictions. The language used is formal and technical, indicating that the text is likely from a legal or academic source. The concepts discussed, such as community of property, joint ownership, and commutation, suggest that the text may be related to property law, business, or commerce.