Argentina (AR) — civil law.

Nothing on this page describes United States practice. There is no certificate sold to an investor, no administrative sale, and no post-sale redemption window in Argentina. If you arrived carrying US assumptions, read falsos-amigos first.

Casos límite

Edge cases with their own pages elsewhere on the wiki, plus the ones still to be built.

Already covered

• Expensas survive the sale — expensas-y-el-adquirente-en-subasta. The most expensive one.
• An occupant with a possessory claim — ocupantes and usucapion. Not an eviction; a dispute.
• Insolvency intercepts the execution — ley-24522-concursos-y-quiebras. Fuero de atracción moves the file.
• Border-zone land — zona-de-seguridad-de-fronteras. Acquisition without authorisation is null.
• Rural land, repealed-but-suspended — tierras-rurales-ley-26737.
• Misdescribed parcel — nulidad-de-subasta and edictos.
• An inhibición nobody searched for — inhibicion-general-de-bienes.
• The home is an affected vivienda — afectacion-a-vivienda. Who may execute at all, and why the surplus goes to the owner, not to other creditors.
• A creditor nobody cited — citacion-de-acreedores. CCyC art. 2203 a contrario: the uncited hipotecario’s gravamen survives the auction in the buyer’s hands.
• A prior tax or expensas debt outranking the hipoteca — privilegios-del-ccyc. The art. 2586(c) temporal cut: the mortgage primes only credits accrued after its constitution.

To build

needs_verification, pending research: execution against a sucesión indivisa; execution against one co-owner’s undivided share and the partición that follows; property held in a fideicomiso; conjuntos inmobiliarios and barrios cerrados charges as propter rem obligations; rural land with a lease or aparcería in place; property with a registered usufructo; environmental and demolition orders; and the treatment of a subasta where the ejecutado dies mid-process.

See content-map.