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Banco de la Provincia de Santa Cruz c/ Mirta Elena Capuccio s/ ejecutivo
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Court | Cámara de Apelaciones en lo Civil, Comercial, Laboral y Minería (Río Gallegos, Santa Cruz) — per the SAIJ catalogue entry FA91230094 (interlocutorio); judges listed there: Laura Patricia Ballester, María Eva Tella |
| Date | 13 June 1991 |
| Caption | Banco de la Provincia de Santa Cruz c/ Mirta Elena Capuccio s/ ejecutivo, Expte. N. B-12393-87 |
| Official record | SAIJ sumarios SU10000258 and SU10000256 (fuente: OFICIAL); SAIJ catalogue entry for the decision (metadata only, no full text attached): FA91230094, https://www.saij.gob.ar/view-document?guid=123456789-490-0321-9ots-eupmocsollaf — it links two more sumarios (10000257, 10000259) not retrieved |
| Norms cited | CPCC Santa Cruz (Ley 1.418) art. 562 (SAIJ normative reference CPC Z 001418 1981 08 19 0562) |
| Scope | Santa Cruz procedure; 1991 monetary context |
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