CÃ3digo civil de la repðblica argentina
, published in 1874, represents a foundational legal text for Argentina. Authored by Dalmacio Vélez Sársfield, this civil code served as the cornerstone of Argentine law for over a century, profoundly shaping the nation's legal framework and societal norms.
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