text: in the specific sense (guarantee 1.) in which it is used to mean a particular kind of warranty: see warranty OCL, Black, Jowitt, Martin: warranty For the distinction between these terms see note 11; if in doubt translate as security, used here in its legal sense and not in the commercial sense of stocks and shares etc.; OCL, Black, Jowitt, Martin: *UDHR II 1. garantía - saneamiento* 2. fianza 3. garantía *ES CC 1461 EN el sentido estricto UDHR 11 - 526 - F garantie de fait E express liability/warranty S F garantie de jouissance E security of tenure Dalloz garantie sect, l For the distinction between liability and warranty see E note to garantie i. Of shareholder as to his rights in a joint venture, of tenant, etc. F garantie de la dot (FR) E warranty of dowry S F garantie de la solvabilité (FR) E warranty of solvency S F garantie de l'assureur E insurer's liability S F garantie des droits E constitutional safegtiard S F garantie des fonctionnaires (FR) E protection of public officiais S garantie des propriétaires E owner's liability S CC 1440 CC 886 Capitant Capitant, Dalloz Froc, pén. p. 439 Against malicious prosecution Capitant For certain taxes payable by tenant - 527 - F garantie des vices (BE, FR) E warranty against/ liability for/ indemnification for (hidden) defects S saneamiento por vicios (ocultos) F garantie d'éviction (BE, FR) E warranty against/ liability for/indemnification for dispossession S saneamiento por evicción BE FR CC 1625, 1641¬ 1649, 1721; Capitant; Amos 361-363, Nicholas 54, 79 For the distinction between warranty against, liability £û£ and indemnification ffl£ see E note to garantie 1»î the terms warranty and guarantie imply a promise to indemnify the purchaser; hiddfin is implied even if it is not stated; Amos warranty of quality 
analysis: The text appears to be a collection of legal terms and definitions related to warranties, guarantees, and liabilities. The context seems to be focused on property rights, ownership, and financial obligations. The use of terms like "security," "liability," "indemnification," and "warranty" suggests a legal or economic context.