text: S F hiérarchie des normes E hierarchy of norms S F hiérarchie juridique des normes E legal hierarchy of norms S F hiérarchique V. recours hiérarchique CC 990 OCL blood relationship V. CC 951 CC 990 See note to hermano camal CC 990 See note to hermano camal - 553 - High Court of Parliament (GB) F Haute Cour du Parlement S hijo Term used to express the jurisdictional functions of the House of Commons and the House of Lords as a whole (Halsbury vol. 10, paras. 732-766) Ossorio E child F enfant Note 10 Guillien S hipoteca (CL, ES, MX) = hypothèque S hipoteca convencional (Ossorio hipoteca) = hypothèque conventionnelle S hipoteca expresa (MX) E express mortgage F hypothèque conventionnelle S hipoteca inmobiliaria (ES) E mortgage of immovables F hypothèque inanobilière S hipoteca legal (ES; Ossorio hipoteca) = hypothèque légale non-code ZA, roughly the equivalent of conveptjonal mortgage non-code FR non-code; CH v. CC 884 n.l hipoteca mobiliaria (ES) V. Ley de Hipoteca Mobiliaria y Prenda sin Desplazamiento de Posesión Ley sobre Hipoteca Mobiliaria y Prenda sin Desplazamiento de Posesión E mortgage of movables - chattel mortgage* F hypothèque mobilière S hipoteca naval (ES, PA) E ship's mortgage F hypothèque maritime Ley sobre Hipoteca Mobiliaria y Prenda sin Desplazamiento de Posesión 16.12.1954 *PH CC 2140 FR, CH non-code; CH v. CC 884 n.l; Guillien nantissement ES Ley de Hipoteca Naval 21.8.1893 FR Loi 10.7.1885; Dalloz navire sects. 18 et seq. - 554 - S hipoteca necesaria (MX) CC 2931-2939 E obligatory mortgage F S hipotecar = hypothéquer S hipoteca voluntaria (ES, MX) = hypothèque conventionnelle E hire-purchase agreement F location-vente S S historia fidedigna (CL) E reliable record F histoire véridique F hoir (obs.) = heredero F hoirie (obs.) = F succession E home confinement 
analysis: The text appears to be a collection of terms and phrases related to law, specifically property law and finance. The presence of terms such as "hipoteca" (mortgage), "hypothèque" (hypothecation), and "necessaria" (obligatory) suggests a focus on financial transactions and property rights. Additionally, the inclusion of phrases like "High Court of Parliament" and "Ley de Hipoteca" (Law of Mortgage) further supports the idea that this text is related to law.