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Municipalidad de Morón c/ Maríncola (SCBA, 2012) — Can a General Edicto Interrupt Prescription of a Tasa on Land?

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jurisdictionAR
legal_systemcivil-law
authoritySCBA, C. 111.768, 'Municipalidad de Morón c/ Maríncola, Rubén Carlos s/ apremio' (19/12/2012)
descriptionSuprema Corte de Justicia de Buenos Aires, 19 December 2012. A municipal apremio for Tasa por Servicios Generales on a parcel, defended by prescription. The Morón chamber had treated a general published edicto (listing the partida and the amount) as an act interrupting prescription under Código Civil art. 3986. Judge Negri would have held the municipal rule unconstitutional as a breach of the defence guarantee, since a general edicto cannot replace an administrative procedure with the taxpayer's participation. The majority (Soria, Pettigiani, Hitters, Kogan) rejected the appeal as insufficient, without endorsing the edicto. The leading retrieved decision on edictos and due process in a property-tax apremio.
last_verified2026-10-09
tagscasos, jurisprudencia, apremio, edictos, prescripcion, tasas-municipales, scba, buenos-aires, provincial, argentina

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Municipalidad de Morón c/ Maríncola, Rubén Carlos s/ apremio

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CourtSuprema Corte de Justicia de la Provincia de Buenos Aires
Date19 December 2012
CausaC. 111.768 (sentencia definitiva)
BelowCámara de Apelación en lo Civil y Comercial, Sala III, Morón — left standing
VotesNegri (would grant) — Soria, Pettigiani, Hitters, Kogan (majority, reject)
SourceFull text, JUBA (SCBA official database)

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