Law of Argentina

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  • Constitution of Argentina
    1. Bill of Rights
    2. Form of Government
    3. Delegation of Powers to the National Government - Codes
    4. Precedence of Laws - International Treaties
    5. Provincial Constitutions
  • Civil Code of Argentina
    • Preliminary titles
      1. On the laws
      2. On counting intervals of the right
    • Books of Law
      1. Of the persons
      2. Of the personal rights in the civil relations
      3. Of the possessions and real rights
      4. Of the personal and real rights
    • Complementary Title
      1. Of the application of the civil laws
  • Argentine sources of law
    1. Law
    2. Case Law
    3. Custom
    4. General Principles of Law
    5. Analogy
    6. Equity
  • Argentine interpretation of legislation
    1. Methods of Interpretation
    2. Sources of Interpretation
    3. Special Rules of Interpretation
  • Argentine law jurisdictions
    1. Jurisdiction
    2. Competence
    3. Levels of Jurisdiction
    4. Jurisdiction of the Argentine Courts in the International Sphere

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