with intestate succession (fiUÊÊfififiifiûfi, CC 718-892) and gifts inter vivos and by will (donations entre vifs et testaments, ce 893-1100, also called libéralités, dispositions à titre gratuit): for the use of the word succession in E and F see F succession ES CC 618-1087 - 1016 - succession testamentaire (FR) Amos 317-338 E testamentary succession S sucesión testamentaria ES CC 658-911, CL CC 952, 999-1221 sucesión abintestato = succession ab intestat sucesión intestada - succession ab-Jintfi&tat sucesión legitima = succession légale sucesión testamentaria = succession testamentaire sufragio universal, libre, secreto e informado (CL) E universal, free, secret and informed vote F suffrage universel, libre, secret et informé sue To bring a civil action against a person F poursuivre - intenter un procès à quelqu'un S suit = E action suite à ce refus (CA) E ... having been CA rejected S sujeción a la vigilancia de la Pena autoridad E probation F liberté surveillée - probation - 1017 - F sujet E subject* - person S sujeto F sujet de droit E subject of law S sujeto de derecho S sujeto = sujet S sujeto a la evicción E liable in the event of dispossession F sujet à éviction - passible d'éviction S sujetos en estado de peligrosidad social (VE) E persons socially at risk F sujets socialement en danger Capitant sujet de droit * In IL, an entity capable of possessing international rights and duties and having the capacity to maintain its rights by bringing international claims; Reparation for Injuries Case. ICJ Reports 1949, p. 179; Brownlie 60-72, Paenson 50-141; a subject of international law is sometimes called an international person Ossorio Capitant; personne titulaire de droits et d'obligations Sometimes called a subject at law to distinguish the term from subject of law meaning a matter dealt with 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a collection of legal terms and phrases in multiple languages, primarily French and Spanish. The terms relate to various aspects of law, including succession, wills, gifts, voting, and rights. The language used is formal and technical, suggesting a legal or academic context. Given the focus on legal concepts and terminology, it seems unlikely that the text is related to fields such as agriculture, forestry, or fishing.

**Category**
Law, International Relations