text: = voie ordinaire de recours - 918 - recurso ordinario en vía administrativa (ES) E ordinary administrative remedy F recours administratif recurso por infracción de ley (AR CJM) = recurso de casación en el fondo V. recurso de casación por infracción de ley... récusation (FR, RW) V. demande de récusation E challenge S recusación redevance (FR) E rent* - royalty** - fee*** Der. adm., LRJCA 37 As opposed to recurso contencioBO-adminisjtrativQ FR Proc. civ., pén.: FR CPCN 234. 341-355, 1463, CPP 297-301, 668-674.2, COJ L.731.1 Dalloz FR: party's objection to a judge, juror, witness or arbitrator; term used in EN especially of jurors; Black cjiallenge, recusal, reLcusatipn; IfiCUaal, recusation are rarely used; according to Black recusation includes the process whereby a judge spontaneously declines to hear a case because he has some personal connection with it, but this is generally called declinature in E (OCL; SCO) Ossorio * Paid for occupation of land or buildings, e.g. (i) FR under a baiL..gmpbytéptique or for a âxQJt de superficie or concession immobilière, but if the cançesgion immobilière is a grant of mining rights, translate as rovaltv; (ii) AR. CL. ES, PR under a csofifi, (see qengo 3.) ** Paid for the use of intellectual property or mining rights *** Paid for a service S canon rédhibitoire V. vice rédhibitoire - 919 - redhibltorio V. vicio redhibltorio réel V. action réelle biens réels droit réel reelección V. recurso de no reelección référé (FR, CJEC) V. juge des référés ordonnance de référé pouvoirs de référé E interim relief procedure*/ proceedings FR CPCN 484-492, 496, CTA R.102-103; Dalloz Proc. civ. pp. 145, 177, 765; Dalloz Dr. adm. pp. 225-226; CJEC: CJECSC St. 33, Isaac 228, 278 Procedure whereby a judge sitting in chambers hears interlocutory applications, usually of an urgent nature, for interim relief; as an abstract concept 
analysis: The text appears to be a compilation of legal terms and concepts related to administrative law, civil procedure, and intellectual property. The presence of terms such as "recourse", "administrative remedy", "royalty", and "interim relief" suggests a focus on legal procedures and disputes. The context of the text also implies a connection to the French and Spanish legal systems.