Nguyennhuem  +  451481 Mon, 10 Dec 07 01:58 AM 1) In case WHERE it is providedfor by law that a civil transaction must be expressed in writing, such provisions must be complied with. 2) In case WHERE the conditions which give rise to or cancel a civil transaction, the civul transaction shall arise or be cancelled upon the occurence of such conditions. 3) In case WHERE a civil transaction may be understood in different ways, such transaction must be interpreted in the following order:.... Please advise whether we can omit the word "WHERE" in the above sentences and if not, pls explain the function of "WHERE". Thanks a lot Nguyennhuem Joined on Tue, Aug 16 2005 New Member 32

	Feebs11  +  451605 Mon, 10 Dec 07 11:34 AM Because in legal documents it is essential that it is specific what it being said, "where" is required to establish that these clauses relates to the existence of a law or legal ruling. The sentences ought to begin "Where..." "In case" = because of a possibility of something happening, being needed. It is meaningless in these sentences. Feebs11 Joined on Thu, Nov 23 2006 UK Veteran Member 5,015 Clauses