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- CADRE
  - CADRE, background
  - CADRE, context
  - CADRE, forum
  - CADRE, framework
  - CADRE, scheme
  - CADRE, scope
- CADUCITÉ
  - CADUCITÉ, lapse subst.
  - CADUCITÉ, termination
- CAPABLE
  - CAPABLE, able adj.
- CARRIAGE
  - CARRIAGE, conduct (to)
- CARRY ON (TO)
- CARRY OUT (TO)
- CAS
  - CAS, case
- CAS DE FORCE MAJEURE
  - CAS DE FORCE MAJEURE, hardship
- CASE
  - CASE, argument
  - CASE, dispute
  - CASE, proceeding(s)
  - CASE, trial
- CAUSE
  - CAUSE, case
  - CAUSE, litigation
- CAUSE D’ACTION
  - CAUSE D’ACTION, basis
  - CAUSE D’ACTION, cause of action
- CAUSE OF ACTION
  - CAUSE OF ACTION, basis
  - CAUSE OF ACTION, enforcement
  - CAUSE OF ACTION, event
  - CAUSE OF ACTION, ground
  - CAUSE OF ACTION, proceeding(s)
  - CAUSE OF ACTION, relief
  - CAUSE OF ACTION, remedy
- CERTAINTY
- CESSATION
  - CESSATION, termination
- CHAMP D’APPLICATION
  - CHAMP D’APPLICATION, scope
- CHANGE OF VENUE
  - CHANGE OF VENUE, venue
- CHAPEAU
  - CHAPEAU, operative adj.
- CHARGE
- CHARGE WITH (TO)
- CHARGE(S)
  - CHARGE(S), affect (to)
  - CHARGE(S), case
- CHEF
  - CHEF, charge with (to)
  - CHEF, claim
  - CHEF, dispute
  - CHEF, event
  - CHEF, ground
  - CHEF, right
- CIRCONSTANCES
  - CIRCONSTANCES, circumstances
  - CIRCONSTANCES, event
- CIRCUMSTANCES
  - CIRCUMSTANCES, background
  - CIRCUMSTANCES, cause of action
  - CIRCUMSTANCES, context
  - CIRCUMSTANCES, event
  - CIRCUMSTANCES, transaction
  - CIRCUMSTANCES, scope
- CLAIM
- CLAIR
  - CLAIR, clear
  - CLAIR, clearly
- CLASS ACTION
- CLAUSE
  - CLAUSE, term
- CLEAR
  - CLEAR, common ground
  - CLEAR, compelling
  - CLEAR, conclusive adj.
  - CLEAR, trite adj.
  - CLEAR, undisputed
- CLEARLY
- COERCITIF
  - COERCITIF, binding
  - COERCITIF, enforceable adj.
- COGENT
  - COGENT, compelling
- COHÉRENT
  - COHÉRENT, consistent adj.
  - COHÉRENT, principled
- COLLATERAL adj.
- COLLATERAL subst.
- COLLATÉRAL
  - COLLATÉRAL, collateral adj.
  - COLLATÉRAL, collateral subst.
- COLLATERAL ASSIGNMENT
  - COLLATERAL ASSIGNMENT, collateral adj.
- COLLÈGE
  - COLLÈGE, panel
- COLLÉGIAL
  - COLLÉGIAL, panel
- COMMITMENT
  - COMMITMENT, determination
- COMMON GROUND
  - COMMON GROUND, clear
  - COMMON GROUND, undisputed
- COMMON LAW JURISDICTIONS
  - COMMON LAW JURISDICTIONS, jurisdiction
- COMMUNITY
- COMPELLING
  - COMPELLING, clear
  - COMPELLING, cogent
  - COMPELLING, conclusive adj.
- COMPELLING CIRCUMSTANCES
  - COMPELLING CIRCUMSTANCES, compelling
- COMPÉTENCE
  - COMPÉTENCE, authority (authorities)
  - COMPÉTENCE, expertise
  - COMPÉTENCE, jurisdiction
- COMPÉTENT
  - COMPÉTENT, appropriate
  - COMPÉTENT, relevant adj.
- COMPROMETTRE
  - COMPROMETTRE, affect (to)
- CONCERN
- CONCLUSIONS
  - CONCLUSIONS, case
  - CONCLUSIONS, findings
  - CONCLUSIONS, plea
  - CONCLUSIONS, pleadings
  - CONCLUSIONS, relief
- CONCLUSIVE adj.
  - CONCLUSIVE adj., binding
  - CONCLUSIVE adj., clear
  - CONCLUSIVE adj., compelling
  - CONCLUSIVE adj., determinative adj.
  - CONCLUSIVE adj., dispositive adj.
  - CONCLUSIVE adj., enforceable adj.
- CONCUR (TO)
- CONDITION
  - CONDITION, term
- CONDITIONS
  - CONDITIONS, circumstances
  - CONDITIONS, context
- CONDUCT subst.
- CONDUCT (TO)
  - CONDUCT (TO), action
  - CONDUCT (TO), background
  - CONDUCT (TO), cause of action
  - CONDUCT (TO), circumstances
  - CONDUCT (TO), context
  - CONDUCT (TO), event
  - CONDUCT (TO), proceeding(s)
  - CONDUCT (TO), step
  - CONDUCT (TO), transaction
- CONDUITE
  - CONDUITE, conduct (to)
  - CONDUITE, control (to)
  - CONDUITE, governance
  - CONDUITE, guidance
  - CONDUITE, policy
- CONFORME
  - CONFORME, consistent adj.
  - CONFORME, reasonable
- CONSIDERATION subst.
- CONSIGNES
  - CONSIGNES, guidance
  - CONSIGNES, policy
- CONSISTENT adj.
  - CONSISTENT adj., clear
  - CONSISTENT adj., compelling
  - CONSISTENT adj., conclusive adj.
  - CONSISTENT adj., inconsistent adj.
- CONSISTENTLY adv.
- CONSTANCE
  - CONSTANCE, certainty
- CONSTANT
  - CONSTANT, binding
  - CONSTANT, consistent adj.
  - CONSTANT, ongoing
  - CONSTANT, undisputed
- CONTEMPT
- CONTEMPT OF COURT
  - CONTEMPT OF COURT, contempt
- CONTEMPT ORDER
  - CONTEMPT ORDER, contempt
- CONTENTIEUX
  - CONTENTIEUX, adjudicative adj.
  - CONTENTIEUX, litigation
- CONTESTATION
  - CONTESTATION, argument
  - CONTESTATION, denial
  - CONTESTATION, dispute
  - CONTESTATION, litigation
- CONTEXT
  - CONTEXT, background
  - CONTEXT, event
  - CONTEXT, circumstances
  - CONTEXT, transaction
  - CONTEXT, scope
- CONTEXTE
  - CONTEXTE, background
  - CONTEXTE, context
  - CONTEXTE, framework
  - CONTEXTE, scope
- CONTRADICTOIRE
  - CONTRADICTOIRE, adversarial adj.
  - CONTRADICTOIRE, inconsistent adj.
- CONTRAIGNANT
  - CONTRAIGNANT, binding
  - CONTRAIGNANT, compelling
  - CONTRAIGNANT, oppressive adj.
- CONTRECARRER
  - CONTRECARRER, defeat (to)
  - CONTRECARRER, interfere (to)
- CONTROL subst.
- CONTROL (TO)
- CONTRÔLE JUDICIAIRE (DONNANT OUVERTURE À)
  - CONTRÔLE JUDICIAIRE (DONNANT OUVERTURE À), reviewable adj.
- CONTUMACE
  - CONTUMACE, contempt
- CONVAINCANT
  - CONVAINCANT, cogent
  - CONVAINCANT, compelling
- CORRECT
  - CORRECT, appropriate
  - CORRECT, deferential adj.
  - CORRECT, proper
  - CORRECT, reasonable
  - CORRECT, relevant adj.
  - CORRECT, validity
- CORRECTNESS
  - CORRECTNESS, deferential adj.
- COUNTER-PRODUCTIVE adj.
- COURT OF COMPETENT JURISDICTION
  - COURT OF COMPETENT JURISDICTION, jurisdiction
- COURT OF CRIMINAL JURISDICTION
  - COURT OF CRIMINAL JURISDICTION, jurisdiction
- CRAM DOWN subst.
- CRÉANCE
  - CRÉANCE, claim
- CURE (TO)
  - CURE (TO), remedy
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CONDUCT subst.

voir action, background, cause of action, circumstances, context, event, proceeding(s), step, transaction

An agency relationship may come into existence by the conduct of the parties in the face of a written agreement to the contrary.

Les parties peuvent, par leurs agissements, créer un mandat malgré l’existence d’une entente écrite contraire.

The chairman shall be responsible for the proper conduct of the hearing.

Le président veille au bon déroulement de l’instance / exerce la police de l’audience.

agissements
conduite
comportement (des parties)
actes
faits et gestes

déroulement (de l’instance, du procès, de la procédure)
direction (du procès, des débats)

application (d’une politique)
mise en œuvre (d’une politique)

Phraséologie :
conduct money = indemnité de déplacement (et de séjour) des témoins
safe-conduct = sauf-condui
code of conduct = code de conduite (institutions) / code de déontologie (professionnelle
admission by conduct = aveu implicit
proper conduct of the hearing = police de l’audience / bon déroulement de l’instanc
to contest the conduct of an election = contester la régularité d’une électio
superior rule of conduct = règle supérieure de droi
In principle, the parties have the conduct / the carriage of the proceeding and only in exceptional circumstances will the judge get the control over the conduct of a case = En principe le déroulement de l’instance s’opère à la diligence des parties et ce n’est qu’exceptionnellement que le juge s’introduit dans la conduite de l’instanc

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