text: ordonnance de taxe (FR) E order for taxation CPCN 708 Of court costs; Langan 307 ordonnance de transmission des pièces (FR) Proc. pén.: CPP 181, Dalloz Proc. pen. pp. 575, 591 E transmittal order S ordonnance d'injonction de payer (FR) Dalloz Proc. civ. pp. St._figjg. 654 E payment injunction S ordonnance d'envoi en possession (FR) CC 1008; V. envoi en ËLOSSeSSipP E vesting order S v. envoi en possession - 787 - F ordonnance pénale (FR, ?CH) E summary judgement FR CPP 525, ECIVCJ 1 Replaces the jugement de police in simplified police court proceedings for disposing of petty offences; ECIVCJ 1 "ordonnance pénale" F Ordonnance no. 58-1270 du 22 décembre 1958 portant loi organique relative au statut de la magistrature (FR) E Judicial Service (Organization Act) Ordinance S F ordonnance prescrivant la détention provisoire (FR) E detention order S F ordonnance statuant sur la (mise en état de) détention préventive (RW) E detention order S F ordonnance sur requête (FR) E interim ex parte order Proc. pén.: CPP 145 Note 1 Proc. pén.: CPP 40-41 Note 1 Proc. civ.: CPCN 493-498, 812-813, 851-852, 874-876, 958-959; Dalloz Proc. civ. pp. 145, 189-192, 561-562 For the similarities and differences between ordonnance gur requête, ordonnance de référé and EN ex parte injunction, interim injunction, see note 3 F ordonner le huis clos (FR) E to order the court to be cleared and closed CP 400 I.e. to order that the proceedings continue in camera - 788 - ordre 1. (FR dr. civ.) dee héritiers 2. (FR proc. civ.) entre créanciers 3. association professionnelle 4. (CA dr. const.) ordonnance d'un ministre E 1. order of succession* - class (of heirs) 2. ranking (of creditors) 3. association 4. order S 1. 2. 3. h. ordre administratif (FR) E administrative branch 
analysis: The text appears to be a collection of French legal terms and phrases related to court procedures, orders, and judgments. The terminology used is specific to the French judicial system, and the language is formal and technical. This suggests that the text is related to the administration of justice and the functioning of courts, rather than any specific sector or field outside of law.