ce qu'autorise ce texte

English translation: as permitted by this provision

14:03 Nov 7, 2007
French to English translations [PRO]
Law/Patents - Real Estate / Appeal (property law_
French term or phrase: ce qu'autorise ce texte
I'm struggling the wording of this phrse, can anyone help?:

A titre subsidiaire, les appelantes soutiennent, ce qu'autorise ce texte dès lors que la nullité qu'il édicte est inspirée par un souci de protection, que XXXXXXX savait que YYYYYY était au nombre des acquéreurs sous le couvert de la SCI ZZZZZZ.
Huw Watkins
United Kingdom
Local time: 11:03
English translation:as permitted by this provision
Explanation:
In the alternative, the appellants contend, as permitted by this provision whenever...
And if you know what the 'texte' is, use that term instead of 'provision', e.g. statute, regulation, decree
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Attorney DC Bar
Local time: 12:03
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I got no reply from AllegroTrans so am proceeding with awarding the points. Apologies for the delay and thanks!
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as permitted by this provision


Explanation:
In the alternative, the appellants contend, as permitted by this provision whenever...
And if you know what the 'texte' is, use that term instead of 'provision', e.g. statute, regulation, decree

Attorney DC Bar
Local time: 12:03
Native speaker of: Native in EnglishEnglish
PRO pts in category: 27
Grading comment
I got no reply from AllegroTrans so am proceeding with awarding the points. Apologies for the delay and thanks!
Notes to answerer
Asker:

Asker: I am more than happy to call the moderators into this to have the status changed to non-pro. However, I would like to award points to rufinus for taking the time to answer. Any further thoughts AllegroTrans?


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agree  AllegroTrans: yes, but it's not a PRO term!
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