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Not only is studied at School of Law in Argentina, but is currently in use. Defines and enumerates a Civil Code of Conduct for a population of about 40 million people to abide to. Interesting to have as reference for comparison purposes with that of other nations. Good reference material for Sociology and History studies. Useful for who is interestd or planning into doing Business or other affairs in Argentina: codes, regulations, rights and limitations. 4.234.72.29 05:29, 17 September 2006 (UTC)
I would like to ask everyone working on this translation to check my edits; me Engrish no good. -- Mariano( t/ c) 13:18, 15 February 2007 (UTC)
I've seen people say "Law No." "Law number" and simply "Law" followed by the number. I was wondering what would be the best way to translate this, as it is something that could be fixed quickly and would help a lot with style.
Also, I'm assuming laws presented in a number/year (11.609/1943) fashion are just that, the law number, then the year. Is the law year really necessary? For example, is there more than one law number 11,609, so that you have to specify the year afterwards? This could also become a style issue as people sometimes ignore the year, sometimes state it as a sentence (Law 11,609, which was made in 1943), or sometimes, just leave it like it is.
My suggestion for the former problem is to either start saying "Law No." or to ignore "number" altogether and say "law." As for the second problem, if the year is necessary, put it in parenthesis after the law. "Law No. 11,609 (1943)"
I'm completely new at editing wikipedia, so I don't if there is a pre-established style bible for articles. if there is, then I apologize for wasting your time.
Miggyb 14:20, 26 March 2007 (UTC)
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Not only is studied at School of Law in Argentina, but is currently in use. Defines and enumerates a Civil Code of Conduct for a population of about 40 million people to abide to. Interesting to have as reference for comparison purposes with that of other nations. Good reference material for Sociology and History studies. Useful for who is interestd or planning into doing Business or other affairs in Argentina: codes, regulations, rights and limitations. 4.234.72.29 05:29, 17 September 2006 (UTC)
I would like to ask everyone working on this translation to check my edits; me Engrish no good. -- Mariano( t/ c) 13:18, 15 February 2007 (UTC)
I've seen people say "Law No." "Law number" and simply "Law" followed by the number. I was wondering what would be the best way to translate this, as it is something that could be fixed quickly and would help a lot with style.
Also, I'm assuming laws presented in a number/year (11.609/1943) fashion are just that, the law number, then the year. Is the law year really necessary? For example, is there more than one law number 11,609, so that you have to specify the year afterwards? This could also become a style issue as people sometimes ignore the year, sometimes state it as a sentence (Law 11,609, which was made in 1943), or sometimes, just leave it like it is.
My suggestion for the former problem is to either start saying "Law No." or to ignore "number" altogether and say "law." As for the second problem, if the year is necessary, put it in parenthesis after the law. "Law No. 11,609 (1943)"
I'm completely new at editing wikipedia, so I don't if there is a pre-established style bible for articles. if there is, then I apologize for wasting your time.
Miggyb 14:20, 26 March 2007 (UTC)
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