text: pp. 308, 315-321, Dr. adm. p. 148, Brown 93; IL CID 32 E objection as to jurisdiction* - plea to the jurisdiction** S declinatoria de jurisdicción *lodged e.g. by a prefect with a court at the request of an administrative authority (FR AL), by a party to conciliation proceedings under CID 32; **pleaded by a defendant in legal proceedings (EN) CL CPP 433, ES LEC 72-115, 533(1), 538, LECR 26, 45, 666, 674 - 318 - F déclinatoire de connexité (FR obs Dalloz Proc. civ. pp. 308, 358) = exception de connexité F déclinatoire de litispendance (FR obs Dalloz Proc. civ. pp. 308, 357) a exception de litispendance S declinatoria de jurisdicción (CL CPP 433, ES LEC 72 et seq.. 533(1) 538. LECR 26, 45, 666. 674, 676, 678) = declinatoria E declinature v. abstención F décliner S declinatoria (CL, ES) CL CPP 433, ES LEC 72 et seq.. 533(1), 538, LECR 26, 45, 666, 674, 676, 678 E plea to the jurisdiction F déclinatoire de compétence* - exception d'incompétence *obs. E to disclaim/decline e.g. responsibility, liability S F déconfiture (BE, FR, ÎCH) E (non-me rcantile) insolvency BE CC 1613, 1913, 2003, 2032; FR CC JMd.; Amos 370 Applies only to non-traders, whether individuals (BE, FR, ?CH) or juridical persons (BE. ?CH); non-mercantjle need not be used unless déconfiture has to be distinguished from faillite or faillite personnelle; see F and E notes to faillite S F d'économie mixte V. société d'économie mixte S de consuno (CL) CC 222, 362-363, 1526(6), 1751 E by common accord/mutual agreement F d'un commun accord F découlant V. obligation découlant d'un traité - 319 - F découlant de E flowing from* - involved in** - arising out of*** IL *e.g. rights flowing from a treaty **e.g. rights .iQXfl2:yfiiLxn the notion of ... ***e.g. consequences, responsibility arising out of 
analysis: The text appears to be a collection of legal terms and concepts related to jurisdiction, litigation, and insolvency. The language used is technical and specialized, suggesting that it is intended for a legal or academic audience. The terms and concepts discussed do not seem to be directly related to a specific industry or sector, but rather are general legal concepts that could be applicable to a wide range of contexts.