Argentina (AR) — civil law.

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Boletín Oficial de la Provincia del Chaco

Edited by the Dirección Boletín Oficial (Subsecretaría de Legal y Técnica, Secretaría General de la Gobernación), Av. Rivadavia 322, Resistencia. Each daily edition is a single PDF.

Field	Value
Website	https://boletin.chaco.gob.ar/
Judicial notices	A “JUDICIALES” block after the legislative and official acts; each notice opens “EDICTO:”. No separate “Remates” heading in the 9 Oct 2026 edition (N° 11.447) — remates sit among the other judicial edictos
Search	Free form on the home page: free text (“Ingrese su búsqueda”), date range and edition number
Archive	The edition list paginates back to N° 7.455, dated Wednesday 14 July 1999
Cost	Tariff not found on the site — needs_verification

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