Argentina (AR) — civil law.

Nothing on this page describes United States practice. There is no certificate sold to an investor, no administrative sale, and no post-sale redemption window in Argentina. If you arrived carrying US assumptions, read falsos-amigos first.

Departamentos judiciales

This is the layer that answers operational questions. A subasta is ordered by a particular court, advertised in a particular boletín, run on a particular portal, and conducted by a martillero drawn from a particular list — and all four follow the judicial partition of the province.

The judicial partition is not the administrative one.

Buenos Aires Province has 135 partidos but only 20 departamentos judiciales. A page built on partidos cannot answer “which court, which portal”. Argentina has no county tier of any kind. See departamento-judicial-vs-departamento-administrativo.

Buenos Aires Province — 20 departamentos judiciales

Created by Ley 5827 art. 5, as amended by Ley 13.859. Nineteen of the twenty are reported to be functioning.

DepartamentoSeatStatus
AzulAzulin operation
Bahía BlancaBahía Blancain operation
DoloresDoloresin operation
JunínJunínin operation
La MatanzaSan Justoin operation
La PlataLa Platain operation
Lomas de ZamoraLomas de Zamorain operation
Mar del PlataMar del Platain operation
MercedesMercedesin operation
MerloMerlonot yet operating
Moreno-General RodríguezMorenoin operation
MorónMorónin operation
NecocheaNecocheain operation
PergaminoPergaminoin operation
QuilmesQuilmesin operation
San IsidroSan Isidroin operation
San MartínSan Martínin operation
San Nicolás de los ArroyosSan Nicolás de los Arroyosin operation
Trenque LauquenTrenque Lauquenin operation
Zárate-CampanaCampanain operation

Other provinces

Not yet built. Santa Fe is organised in 5 circunscripciones judiciales; the counts and names for the remaining 22 jurisdictions are needs_verification and will be added from each province’s ley orgánica del poder judicial rather than inferred. See content-map.

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