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needs_verification — holding known only from an official SAIJ sumario.

The quoted holding is the text of SAIJ sumario SUQ0014127, re-retrieved 2026-10-18. A sumario is not the decision: the full text was not retrieved (the SAIJ catalogue entry has no attachment, and a search of the Poder Judicial del Chubut’s Eureka database on 2026-10-18 returned no full text for this case). Do not treat the holding as verified.

C., J. c/ E., S.R.L. s/ embargo preventivo

FieldValue
CourtCámara de Apelaciones en lo Civil, Comercial, Laboral y de Minería — Comodoro Rivadavia seat (Chubut), per the SAIJ catalogue entry FA02150206 (interlocutorio); judges listed there: Marta Susana Reynoso de Roberts, Graciela Mercedes García Blanco
Date24 May 2002
CaptionC., J. c/ E., SRL s/ Embargo Preventivo (initials as published by SAIJ)
Official recordSAIJ sumario SUQ0014127 (fuente: OFICIAL); SAIJ catalogue entry for the decision (metadata only, no full text attached): FA02150206, https://www.saij.gob.ar/view-document?guid=123456789-602-0512-0ots-eupmocsollaf
Norms citedNone named in the sumario (subject: medidas cautelares, secuestro de bienes)
ScopeChubut procedure (CPCC Ley XIII N° 5)

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