Mar 29, 2022 10:42
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Spanish term

inc.

Spanish to English Law/Patents Law (general) Argentina
Hola a todos:
necesito saber a qué hace referencia la abreviatura inc. en la siguiente frase:

Puesto nuevo Art 2 inc. f Decreto 191/ 2021. Primeros 12 meses

¿inciso? ¿incluido? ¿incorporado? ¿incluido? ¿incapacitado? No consigo encontrar el texto desglosado.

Gracias
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5 +2 inciso
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inciso

Hola, Marta!
Entiendo que sí, es un inciso. Si miramos ese decreto, los artículos están divididos en incisos a, b, c, etc y dentro del documento mismo se refieren a estos como incisos.
Saludos
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agree philgoddard : The decree is very easy to find.
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neutral Jennifer Levey : This has been posted as a Spanish to English question.
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section

The first sub-division of an article is commonly called a 'section' in (British) legalese.

However, when referencing extracts from a law, decree, etc. the word 'section' is usually omitted, so
Art 2 inc. f in Spanish
-->
Article 2(f) in English
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