Argentina (AR) — civil law.

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Portal de Subastas Judiciales Electrónicas — San Luis

Field	Value
URL	https://subastas.justiciasanluis.gov.ar/ (also answers at subastas.justiciasanluis.gob.ar)
Operator	Superior Tribunal de Justicia de San Luis — the Secretaría de Informática Judicial, through its Sub Secretaría de Tecnología, runs the Registro General de Postores (art. 5)
Technology provider	”La prestataria del servicio” guarantees availability (art. 3) and may propose payment methods (art. 16); portal footer “Desarrollado por Subastas Electrónicas”. See martilleros-online-privados
Governing rule	Reglamento del Sistema de Subastas Judiciales Electrónicas para la Provincia de San Luis (text). The STJ acuerdo that approved it is not named on the portal and was not found in the acuerdos database — needs_verification
In use since	The STJ’s Secretaría de Informática reported the first electronic judicial auctions in its 2018 annual report (Memoria 2018), per san-luis
Compulsory?	Default, not absolute. Art. 2: auctions run on the portal “excepto que las circunstancias del caso, a criterio del juez o tribunal interviniente, mediante resolución fundada, justifiquen” another mechanism

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