Argentina (AR) — civil law.

Nothing on this page describes United States practice. There is no certificate sold to an investor, no administrative sale of land for unpaid tax, and no redemption window after a subasta judicial in Argentina. If you arrived carrying US assumptions, read falsos-amigos first.

Sistema de Subastas Electrónicas (Si.S.E.) — Salta

Field	Value
URL	https://subastas.justiciasalta.gov.ar/
Operator	Corte de Justicia de Salta — Oficina de Subastas, under the Secretaría de Superintendencia, is the authority applying the reglamento (art. 2)
Technology provider	Portal footer “Desarrollado por Subastas Electrónicas”. See martilleros-online-privados
Governing rules	Acordada 13.905 (3 May 2023, adoption); Acordada 14.198 (13 Aug 2024, Oficina de Subastas and Registro General de Postores); Acordada 14.199 (13 Aug 2024, Reglamento); Acordada 14.499 (Oct 2025, scope extension) — texts in the Boletín Oficial, linked from salta. Reglamento as published on the portal
Scope	Art. 3 (as amended by Acordada 14.499): (a) property seized in provincial criminal cases; (b) assets in liquidations ordered in concursos y quiebras; (c) property of the Poder Judicial

Not the civil-execution channel

Si.S.E. does not cover ordinary ejecuciones, ejecuciones hipotecarias or provincial apremios. Those still run under the CPCC’s in-person rules unless a further acordada extends the system (salta). The portal publishes art. 3 as amended “por Acordada 14499 del 17/10/2025”; the Boletín Oficial copy cited on the jurisdiction page is dated 14 Oct 2025 — the discrepancy is needs_verification.

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