Argentina (AR) — civil law.
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Tribunal Superior de Justicia de Córdoba
The highest court of Córdoba, with “competencia territorial
en toda la Provincia” (Ley 8.435 art. 1). The law names no seat; the court sits in the city
of Córdoba, seat of the Primera Circunscripción (art. 115). It legislates practice through
Acuerdos Reglamentarios, numbered in series (“Serie A”, “Serie B”).
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Correct name | Tribunal Superior de Justicia de la Provincia de Córdoba |
| Seat | Córdoba (city) |
| Ley orgánica | Ley 8.435 (sanc. 1 Dec 1994, B.O. 10 Feb 1995) — texto actualizado |
| Composition | needs_verification (the Riga decision was signed by seven members sitting en pleno) |
| Website | https://www.justiciacordoba.gob.ar/ |
| Jurisprudence database | Jurisemia — https://www.justiciacordoba.gob.ar/Jurisemia/ — linked from the home page as “Buscador de jurisprudencia”, publicly reachable without login (a script application; coverage not tested) |
| Electronic auction portal | https://subastas.justiciacordoba.gob.ar/ — see subastas-cordoba |
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