text: Freedoms E European Court of Human Rights = Cour européenne des droits de 1'homme E European Court of Justice F Cour européenne de justice S European Convention on State Immunity and Additional Protocol F Convention européenne sur l'immunité des Etats et Protocole additionnel S evento de la condición resolutoria (CL) E satisfaction/accomplishment of the condition subsequent F événement de la condition résolutoire Short name of the Court of Justice of the European Communities 1972; Cmmd. 5081 CE, Bale, 1972 CC 1567 (9) For synonyms and usage of condition subg.ement see condition résol.utoire evicción = éviction V. acción de evicción acción de evicción y saneamiento acción de saneamiento por evicción saneamiento por evicción sujeto a la evicción evicción y saneamiento = saneamiento por evicción; V. garantie d'éviction - 460 F éviction (FR) V. garantie d'éviction E dispossession S evicción CC 1626-16A9, 1725-1726; Barraine, Guillien, Amos 359-361 Deprival of the right to possess a thing, including the right to occupy land and buildings, and meaning in its widest sense deprival of the right to own it; Osbom, Martin eviction. The F and S terms, as well as dispossession and eviction, apply theoreti­ cally to all forms of property, but all of them are used in particular of land and buildings; this is especially true of eviction, to which dispossession should therefore be preferred unless the context clearly indicates that the eviction concerns land or buildings, e.g. in the case of squatters being evicted from housing by court order. The dispossession referred to by the F and S terms is that suffered by a purchaser or a lessee or hirer of property as a result of a claim by a party extraneous to the sale or the lease or hire and includes threat at disposses-- sion and harassment. ES CC 860, 869, 1475-1483, 
analysis: The text appears to be a collection of legal terms and definitions related to property rights, specifically in the context of European law. The terms used, such as "eviction", "dispossession", and "satisfaction/accomplishment of the condition subsequent", suggest a focus on the rights and obligations of individuals and organizations with regard to property ownership and use. Additionally, the text references specific court cases and conventions, indicating a connection to the legal system.