Corte de Apelaciones de Coyhaique, Court of Appeals in Coyhaique, Chile
The Court of Appeals of Coyhaique is a judicial building in Coyhaique that reviews decisions from lower courts across the Aysén Region in southern Chile. It handles civil, criminal, family, and labor cases that come from a large territorial area.
The court was established in 1976 and began operations in 1987 during a period of judicial reorganization in southern Chile. Its creation reflected the country's effort to strengthen legal institutions in the Aysén Region.
The court handles cases that touch everyday life in the region, from family disputes to workplace conflicts and personal disagreements. Visitors can sense how justice shapes daily interactions and trust within the community.
The building is located at Avenida Baquedano 182 in central Coyhaique and is easy to reach by local transport. Visitors should know that access may be limited and it is wise to inquire beforehand about visiting conditions.
If all judges at this court are unable to serve, the appeals court in distant Puerto Montt takes over its responsibilities. This backup system ensures the region always has access to justice.
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