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Spanish term or phrase:
Art. 17 bis
Russian translation:
Ст. 17 bis
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Spanish term
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Art. 17 bis
Коллеги, подскажите, пожалуйста, как перевести на русский bis после номера статьи в юридическом документе (за bis не следует номер)? Я нашла, что оно означает (ниже), но как передать по-русски?
Art. 282 Bis is simply an article inserted in the code between Articles 282 and 283. Bis would only be used if there was already an Art. 283.
If more articles are inserted, they would be called 282 ter., 282 cuart., 282 quintus, 282 sextus, etc., simply Latin for second, third, fourth, fifth, etc. As Crilobos says, it saves renumbering a whole code. I would translate Art. 282 Bis (3) as "Art. 282-Bis (3)". Anybody familiar with European or Latin American codes would know what that it means The Article following Art. 282, clause (or paragraph or sub-section or whatever that particular code uses), 3.
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Proposed translations
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Ст. 17 bis
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