Argentina (AR) — civil law.

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needs_verification — holding known only from an official SAIJ sumario.

The quoted holding is the text of SAIJ sumario SUF0001007. A sumario is not the decision: the full text was not retrieved (no attachment on SAIJ; no Río Negro jurisprudence database reachable on 2026-10-18). Do not treat the holding as verified.

Banco de Río Negro y Neuquén c/ Luis Maiolino SA s/ Prenda con Registro

FieldValue
CourtSuperior Tribunal de Justicia de Río Negro (Viedma) — confirmed by the SAIJ catalogue entry for the decision, FA86050468, which names the court; judges listed there: Nelson Pearson, Edgar Echarren
Date30 October 1986
CaptionBanco de Río Negro y Neuquén. c/ Luis Maiolino SA. s/ Prenda con Registro.
Official recordSAIJ sumario SUF0001007 (F0001007); SAIJ catalogue entry for the decision (metadata only, no full text attached): FA86050468, https://www.saij.gob.ar/view-document?guid=123456789-864-0506-8ots-eupmocsollaf — it links a second sumario, F0001006, not retrieved
Norms citedNone in the sumario (the subject is the national prenda con registro regime)
ScopeRío Negro procedure; national substance on the pledge

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