Argentina (AR) — civil law.

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Portal de Subastas Electrónicas — Mendoza

Field	Value
URL	https://esubastas.jus.mendoza.gov.ar/
Operator	Suprema Corte de Justicia de Mendoza (SCJM) — Oficina de Subastas Judiciales, San Martín 322 PB, Mendoza; platform maintained by the SCJM’s Dirección de Informática (Regl. arts. 46–48)
Governing rule	Acordada 32.585 (May 2026; scanned, date in text needs_verification) and the Reglamento de Subastas Judiciales Electrónicas (PDF), under CPCCyT arts. 278 ff.
Compulsory?	No. See mendoza: CPCCyT art. 278 says auctions “podrán realizarse” on the portal; roll-out is gradual
Status	When fetched for this page the portal home showed “Sin subastas publicadas” and “Sin subastas en curso” — the register of bidders is open, but no electronic auction had yet run

Unlike the white-label portals of Chaco or Entre Ríos, Mendoza’s is the Court’s own system, and its design differs: per-auction enrolment, secret bidder codes, fixed 5 % increments and three-minute extensions.

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