V. auto interlocutorio sentencia interlocutoria E interlocutory injunction (EN) F injonction avant dire droit S requerimiento provisional E interlocutory order (EN) F décision avant dire droit S apremio provisional 'intermittent treaties" F S internación internment* - hospitalization** - admission*** - custody**** A judicial injunction which is not a final injunction; Walker EN 309, Langan 278-280; for the simila­ rities and differences between this and FR ordonnance de référé, ordonnance surLgaaMetfi see note 3; TD/B/RBP/15/Rev.1, art. 9(II)(ii) interim injunction TD/B/RBP/15/Rev.l, art. 9 (II)(ii) TD/B/RBP/15/Rev.l, art. 9 (Il)(ii) A judicial order which is not a final order; Odgers 337 n. 21; for the simila­ rities and differences between this and FR ordonnance de référé. ordonnance sur requête see note 3; TD/B/RBP/15/Rev,1, art. 9(ll)(ii) interim order TD/B/RBP/15/Rev.l, art. 9 (Il)(ii) TD/B/RBP/15/Rev.l, art. 9 (II)(ii) YB 1977 I, p. 73, para. 13 *0f aliens **0f medical or mental patients *** Euphemism for imprisonment **** e.g. in a correctional institution F internement - hospitalisation - 599 - S internacionalismo perxiano E Peruvian international law circles F intemamiento 1. (der. adm.) detención no judicial 2. (der. pen.: PE) pena 3. (der. pen.: MX) penalty imposable by the court on JnilliputableB (e.g. mental patients) and offending drug addicts E/CN.4/Sub.2/1985/WG.l/WP.5 denominado detención adminífltrativa CPDF 24(3). 67-69 E 1. internment* - executive detention** - administrative detention*** 2. rigorous imprisonment 3. detention - hospitalization FR: the word administratif simply indicates that the measure is executive, not judicial, in origin *GB: e.g. of enemy aliens in wartime, of suspected terrorists in Northern Ireland; in the latter case called tefflpprary detention for the first seven days **GB: tempprary detention of other classes of persons ***E/CN.4/Sub.2/1985/WG.1/WP.5 EN custodial penalty: committal by a criminal court of mentally disordered offenders of any age to a hospital for treatment under a hospitalisation order (Hampton 267-269, 366, 417); 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a collection of legal terms and definitions related to court orders, detention, and penalties. The language used is formal and technical, suggesting a focus on legal or juridical matters. The terms mentioned, such as "interlocutory injunction", "interim order", "custodial penalty", and "administrative detention", indicate a connection to the legal system and its procedures.

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