Argentina (AR) — civil law.

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Boletín Oficial de la Provincia de Buenos Aires

Edited by the Dirección Provincial de Boletín Oficial y Ordenamiento Normativo (Subsecretaría Legal y Técnica, Secretaría General). Under Ley 14.828 the digital edition on the website “revistará carácter de oficial y auténtico y producirá idénticos efectos jurídicos que la edición impresa”. The FAQ states it is published every business day and “disponible de manera gratuita para todos”.

Field	Value
Website	https://boletinoficial.gba.gob.ar/
Sections	Oficial, Judicial, Jurisprudencia, plus Suplementos
Judicial section	FAQ: “Sección Judicial — Remates, Agencias, Sucesorios”; daily PDF at https://boletinoficial.gba.gob.ar/secciones/14439/ver
Search	Free full-text box over the editions (“¿Qué desea buscar?”) plus a separate “Buscador de normas”
Archive	”Ediciones anteriores” paginates back to Boletín N° 26.389 of 2 July 2010
Fees	A “Tasador” (https://tasador.boletinoficial.gba.gob.ar/) quotes the charge; the tariff itself was not retrievable — needs_verification

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