Argentina (AR) — civil law.
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Boletín Oficial de la Provincia de Corrientes
Edited by the Subdirección de Boletín Oficial (Subsecretaría Legal y Técnica, Secretaría Legal y Técnica of the Governor). Two websites matter:
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Current editions | https://www.corrientes.gob.ar/boletinoficial — “Boletines del mes”; each edition page offers the Boletín Oficial PDF and a separate Sucesorios PDF |
| Legacy site | https://boletinoficial.corrientes.gob.ar/ — banner “Boletín Oficial a partir del 08-08-2023” pointing to the new site; keeps “Boletines meses anteriores” (grouped weekly files, e.g. November 2022) and tariff tiles “Sucesorios” and “Edictos en General” (the latter’s page was empty when retrieved) |
| Judicial notices | In the body of the edition: the 8 Oct 2026 edition carried court citations ordered under CPCC art. 446 and “publíquense edictos … en el Boletín Oficial”; no remate notice ran that day and no dedicated “Remates” heading was seen — needs_verification |
| Search | New site: a tag search (“Ver más” → /boletinoficial/buscar); no full-text search of PDFs seen |
| Archive | Legacy site holds pre-August-2023 months; how far back: needs_verification |
| Cost | needs_verification |
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