Argentina (AR) — civil law.

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Boletín Oficial de la Provincia de Misiones

Edited by the Dirección Boletín Oficial, Santa Fe 1246, Posadas. Each business day’s edition is one numbered PDF.

Field	Value
Website	https://www.boletin.misiones.gov.ar/; editions and search at https://www.boletindigital.misiones.gov.ar/
File pattern	/boletines/<número>.pdf — e.g. N° 16.692 of 9 Oct 2026
Structure	Primera Sección (government acts) and Segunda Sección, whose sumario lists “Sociedades”, “Edictos”, “Convocatorias”, “Licitaciones” (9 Oct 2026: Edictos pp. 10–25)
Remates heading	None separate in the edition examined; remate notices sit within “Edictos” alongside citations from other courts
Search	Free “BUSCAR POR…”: edition number, date from/to, and sumario text
Archive	Probing the file pattern found editions back to N° 13.978 of 22 June 2015; lower numbers returned a server error, so older coverage is needs_verification
Cost	Not found on the site — needs_verification

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