rattachement

English translation: does not come under the authority of any jurisdiction of the state

18:01 Jul 2, 2008
French to English translations [PRO]
Law/Patents - Tourism & Travel
French term or phrase: rattachement
ll prévoit à son I que ces dispositions ne sont pas applicables en Polynésie française, en l’absence de contenu pénal et de ***rattachement à une quelconque compétence de l'Etat*** dans ce territoire.

Elles seront en revanche applicables dans les îles Wallis et Futuna et en Nouvelle‑Calédonie ainsi que, de plein droit, à Mayotte, à Saint-Barthélemy, à Saint‑Martin, à Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon et dans les Terres australes et antarctiques françaises.
http://www.legifrance.gouv.fr/html/actualite/actualite_legis...

I think I get the idea but would appreciate some guidance on how to express this. Thanks!
Alain Pommet
Local time: 23:29
English translation:does not come under the authority of any jurisdiction of the state
Explanation:
I think everyone's agreed about the 'Under the authority of/subject to' part. However, 'quelconque' refers to 'compétence' not to 'l'état'. It's not 'any state' because the state here is France - it's any jurisdiction of the state.
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Emma Paulay
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Local time: 23:29
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Thanks to everyone for their help and suggestions. This was the closest to what I used.
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Summary of answers provided
3 +2(please see explanation)
Dave 72
4no with no link with any of the state prerogative
myrden
4with no link with any of the state prerogative
myrden
4connecting factor
Clare C
4state involvement
Juliette Scott
3in the absence of any subjection to state jurisdiction
MatthewLaSon
3does not come under the authority of any jurisdiction of the state
Emma Paulay


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Explanation:
Could it be described as "not being under the authority of any state/government"? or "not falling under the jurisdiction of any state/government"?

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Note added at 20 mins (2008-07-02 18:22:27 GMT)
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Just an idea- I may be way off the mark!

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Note added at 38 mins (2008-07-02 18:40:23 GMT)
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or maybe "not falling under the remit of....."

Dave 72
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Local time: 22:29
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Peer comments on this answer (and responses from the answerer)
agree  Bourth (X): Yes, In English I feel we would say it the other way round (no authority designated to be in charge of).
1 hr
  -> Thanks, Bourth

agree  Graham macLachlan: la situation n'est pas soumise au système juridique de l'état
2 hrs
  -> Thanks, Graham

neutral  myrden: rattachement non à aucun Etat, mais à aucune "compétence", donc champs d'action de l'Etat.
4 hrs
  -> Hi myrden- I think that is close to what I am trying to say, so I agree with you
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no with no link with any of the state prerogative


Explanation:
plutot quelque chose comme ça

myrden
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with no link with any of the state prerogative


Explanation:
une erreur dans la réponse précédente. Pardon !!

myrden
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connecting factor


Explanation:
"connecting factor" is often used in referring to falling under a "competence" or jurisdiction or responsibility



Example sentence(s):
  • The primacy of in personam or personal jurisdiction is reflected in both civil and common law regimes, which provide that the defendant's residence in the jurisdiction confers authority to its court in the absence of any other connecting factor between th
  • The place in which that obligation is to be performed usually constitutes the closest connecting factor between the dispute and the court having jurisdiction over it, and it is this connecting factor which explains why, in contractual matters, it is the c

    Reference: http://www.ulcc.ca/en/cls/index.cfm?sec=4&sub=4h
    Reference: http://www.parliament.the-stationery-office.com/pa/ld199798/...
Clare C
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in the absence of any subjection to state jurisdiction


Explanation:
Hello,

rattachement = subjection to
compétence = jurisdiction

en l'absence de

There seem to be talking about "in the absense of any subjection to state jurisdiction."

MatthewLaSon
Local time: 17:29
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state involvement


Explanation:
Another idea for you... the absence of .... and state involvement in this....

Juliette Scott
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does not come under the authority of any jurisdiction of the state


Explanation:
I think everyone's agreed about the 'Under the authority of/subject to' part. However, 'quelconque' refers to 'compétence' not to 'l'état'. It's not 'any state' because the state here is France - it's any jurisdiction of the state.

Emma Paulay
France
Local time: 23:29
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Native speaker of: English
PRO pts in category: 41
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Thanks to everyone for their help and suggestions. This was the closest to what I used.
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