text: E (local) expulsion - ext eminent* S destierro F interdiction judiciaire (BE, FR) E judicial interdiction S interdicción judicial F interdiction légale (FR) E statutory interdiction - interdiction by operation of law S interdicción legal F interdiction pénale (FR) E penal interdiction S interdicción penal F interdire E to prohibit - to place under interdiction* S CP AA; SU Code pénal, traduction art. 26 FR banishment from a specified place in France; SU Criminal Code translation art. 26 banishmenti ZA banning *IN Dr. civ.: BE CC 489-512, FR obs. For other renderings of interdiction see that entry CP 29, 36; Dalloz Pen. pp. 449-450; dénommée aussi interdiction pénale FR; a disqualification attaching automatically as an accessory penalty to any peine afflictive et infamante; it deprives the offender of the right to administer his property; SO PC 105 legal IntérdictJQn CP 29, dénommée aussi interdiction légale See E note to interdiction légale BE CC 489 *BE CC 489 - 597 - interdit 1. nominatif 2. adjectif E 1. interdicted person* - person under interdict/ (legal) disability 2. interdicted - under (legal) disability QU CC 338, BE CC 502 Person under interdict, person under legal disability refer to the person's legal status; person under disability (Black) might be taken to refer only to his medical status *QU CC 338 F interdit légal (FR) E person under statutory interdiction/statutory disability S See interdiction légale interest (EN) F S In land law, syn. of right ; Martin interest F intérêt V. d'intérêt public établissement d'intérêt pviblic F inter-étatique E between States S interéstatal E Interhandel case F S E interim injunction (EN) ~ interlocutory injunction E interim order (EN Supreme Court Act 1981, 5A(7)) = interlocutory order S interlocutoria (UY CPPM AAA) = decreto de sustanciación V. sentencia interlocutoria - 598 - S interlocutorio 
analysis: The text appears to be a legal dictionary or glossary, with entries related to concepts such as judicial interdiction, statutory interdiction, penal interdiction, and disqualification. The language used is formal and technical, suggesting a specialized context. Given the focus on legal concepts and terminology, it seems unlikely that the text is related to fields such as economic development, natural resources, or agriculture.