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Municipalidad de Daireaux c/ Pequeña Obra de la Divina Providencia (CSJN, 1995) — The Apremio Judge Must Hear a Manifest Non-Existence of the Debt

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jurisdictionAR
legal_systemcivil-law
authorityCSJN, 'Municipalidad de Daireaux c/ Pequeña Obra de la Divina Providencia s/ apremio', M. 892. XXIX., Fallos 318:1151 (06/06/1995)
descriptionCSJN, Fallos 318:1151 (6 June 1995). A Buenos Aires municipality's apremio for a tasa against a church charity that claimed an ordinance exemption. The provincial supreme court refused to hear the defence because the apremio statute (decreto-ley 9122 art. 6) bars any discussion of the origin of the debt. The CSJN set that aside as arbitrary: courts must decide a defence of non-existence of the debt when it is manifest and needs no evidence beyond the narrow scope of the proceeding — here, only reading the ordinance.
last_verified2026-10-09
tagscasos, jurisprudencia, apremio, inhabilidad-de-titulo, excepciones, tasas-municipales, csjn, buenos-aires, argentina

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Municipalidad de Daireaux c/ Pequeña Obra de la Divina Providencia s/ apremio

FieldValue
CourtCorte Suprema de Justicia de la Nación
Date6 June 1995
CitationFallos 318:1151; expediente M. 892. XXIX. (recurso extraordinario)
BelowSuprema Corte de Justicia de la Provincia de Buenos Aires — set aside as arbitrary
MajorityNazareno, Moliné O’Connor, Fayt, Levene, Boggiano, López
AbstainedBelluscio, Petracchi, Bossert (CSJN index)
SourceFull judgment and official sumarios, CSJN repository

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