Argentina (AR) — civil law.

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Superior Tribunal de Justicia del Chaco

The highest court of Chaco, abbreviated STJ, seated in Resistencia, at the head of six circunscripciones judiciales (Ley 1-B art. 36).

Field	Value
Correct name	Superior Tribunal de Justicia de la Provincia del Chaco
Seat	Resistencia
Ley orgánica	Ley 1-B (antes Ley 3) — Digesto Jurídico del Chaco, identifier L.1.B
Composition	needs_verification
Website	https://www.justiciachaco.gov.ar/ — refused connections at every check (Oct 2026): needs_verification
Jurisprudence database	not reachable from the judiciary’s site — needs_verification. SAIJ (https://www.saij.gob.ar/, free) carries official sumarios of provincial superior courts and is the fallback
Electronic auction portal	https://subastas.justiciachaco.gov.ar/ (reachable) — see subastas-chaco

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