Argentina (AR) — civil law.

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Cons. Prop. Av. Alvear 1846/48/50/52/54 c/ Caviol S.A. s/ ejecución de expensas

FieldValue
CourtCámara Nacional de Apelaciones en lo Civil, Sala K
Date10 May 2002
JudgesTeresa M. Estévez Brasa, Julio R. Moreno Hueyo (Degiorgis on leave, art. 109 RJN)
PostureCross-appeals from a first-instance judgment that ordered the ejecución de expensas to proceed against the auction buyer and partly admitted a plea of payment
ResultExecution confirmed against the buyer; the plea of payment rejected; costs to the defendant (CPCCN art. 558)
SourceFull text as published in La Ley (29/05/2002, fallo 103.802), reproduced in Revista del Notariado 869, retrieved from the Colegio de Escribanos de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires digital library

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