Argentina (AR) — civil law.

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Suprema Corte de Justicia de Mendoza

The highest court of Mendoza, abbreviated SCJM, seated in Mendoza city (Ley 552 art. 4). It sits in Salas (the civil and apremio decisions located for this wiki are of the Sala Primera). Seven members signed Acordada 32.585; composition is governed by the Constitución Provincial art. 143.

FieldValue
Correct nameSuprema Corte de Justicia de la Provincia de Mendoza
SeatMendoza — Palacio de Justicia, Av. San Martín 322
Ley orgánicaLey 552, Ley Orgánica de Tribunales (18 Nov 1910), heavily amended — consolidated text
Websitehttps://jusmendoza.gob.ar/
Jurisprudence databaseNEO JURISPRUDENCIA — https://wwwjuri.jus.mendoza.gov.ar/bib/jurisprudencia/consultar.php (embedded in the Jurisprudencia page) — free; sumarios of the Suprema Corte, the Cámaras Civil, Comercial y Minas, Familia and Trabajo, searchable by thesaurus and materia
AcordadasResoluciones, Acordadas y Autos Administrativos
Electronic auction portalhttps://esubastas.jus.mendoza.gov.ar/ — see subastas-mendoza

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