Argentina (AR) — civil law.
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Colegio Profesional de Martilleros y Corredores Públicos de la Provincia de Tucumán
Tucumán colegiated the profession by Ley 7.268. Art. 58:
“Créase el Colegio Profesional de Martilleros y Corredores Públicos de la Provincia de
Tucumán, que tendrá su sede en la Capital y delegaciones en las ciudades cabeceras de cada
centro judicial”, as a persona jurídica de derecho público no estatal. The colegio’s own
site describes itself as the body that “concentra a todos los Profesionales Martilleros y
Corredores Públicos de la Provincia de Tucumán, desde la creación de la Ley 7268”
(colegmartycorredtucuman.com). A provincial
decree of 2016 confirms the law and the colegio by name (Decreto 3.278/3 (SH), cited below).
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The full text of Ley 7.268 was read from a reproduction hosted by a professional forum and linked from the colegio’s own “Jurisprudencia y Leyes” page, not from the Boletín Oficial or the Legislatura. The links the colegio gives to the Poder Judicial’s copies (www1.justucuman.gov.ar) no longer resolve. The sanction date and any later amendments are
needs_verification; the article numbers below are as they appear in that text.
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Colegio | Colegio Profesional de Martilleros y Corredores Públicos de la Provincia de Tucumán |
| Governing law | Ley 7.268, on top of Ley 20.266 (mod. Ley 25.028) |
| Seat | 9 de Julio 1005, San Miguel de Tucumán (CP 4000); tel. 381 420-4730 (colegio site) |
| Website | https://www.colegmartycorredtucuman.com/ |
| Court list | Annual list drawn up by the colegio, sent to the Corte Suprema before 31 December, in force from 1 January (art. 35) |
| Judicial commission | 3 % inmuebles, 10 % muebles, payable by the buyer (arts. 9 a, 49) |
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