[OR 2]

Czech to English Law/Patents Law (general)

e.g. “Je třeba článek 56… vykládat tak, že brání [OR 2] v aplikaci vnitrostátní právní úpravy…”
http://curia.europa.eu/juris/document/document.jsf?text=&doc...

My particular source uses a full-point after the R, i.e. [OR. 2], and runs from [OR. 2] to [OR. 8], inserted as references (?) in the text.

I suppose the logical step would be to follow the lead provided by the other languages on the above page I have given as an example and omit it, but I’m not so sure I can do that with my text.

Discussion

Pavel Slama Aug 5, 2013: perhaps [OR. X] is how they should be, and if someone misses the ".", it will malfunction
Pavel Slama Aug 5, 2013: ...as you can see in the document you link to, there are two references at the end, but only onw reference tag in the body text. [OR 2] is the place for the other one.
Pavel Slama Aug 5, 2013: placeholders for references
Stuart Hoskins (asker) Aug 5, 2013: pagination definitely indicates pagination in the original document from which the text has been lifted. So what does it stand for?
Stuart Hoskins (asker) Aug 5, 2013: might have something to do with pagination they're quite evenly spread

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