Argentina (AR) — civil law.
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subasta judicialin Argentina. If you arrived carrying US assumptions, read falsos-amigos first.
Corte de Justicia de Salta
Salta’s highest court is a Corte de Justicia with province-wide competence (Ley 5.642
art. 24). It heads four distritos judiciales (Centro, Sur, Orán, Tartagal). It legislates
practice through Acordadas numbered in a single running series (13.905, 14.199…).
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Correct name | Corte de Justicia de la Provincia de Salta |
| Seat | Salta (city) |
| Ley orgánica | Ley 5.642 (10 Sep 1980, B.O. 11.069), distritos rewritten by Ley 7.718 (2012) — Boletín Oficial text |
| Composition | 7 under the 2015 consolidated art. 32; 9 members listed today — enlarging law needs_verification |
| Website | https://www.justiciasalta.gov.ar/ |
| Jurisprudence database | Corte search — free, by full text (fallo or doctrina), materia, causa number and year, or tomo and folio (Pleno / Salas); separate chamber search; hub at https://www.justiciasalta.gov.ar/es/jurisprudencia-inicio |
| Acordadas | https://www.justiciasalta.gov.ar/es/acordadas |
| Electronic auction portal | https://subastas.justiciasalta.gov.ar/ — see subastas-salta |
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