What is civil law? Civil law concerns behavior that threatens society and is therefore outlawed. The government prosecutes the defendant. Civil law deals with the rights and duties between parties. The parties must negotiate and settle civil cases. Civil law deals with the rights and duties between parties. The government files a suit against the party who has done wrong. Civil law deals with the rights and duties between parties. One party files a suit against the other.

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What is civil law? Civil law concerns behavior that threatens society and is therefore outlawed. The government prosecutes the defendant. Civil law deals with the rights and duties between parties. The parties must negotiate and settle civil cases. Civil law deals with the rights and duties between parties. The government files a suit against the party who has done wrong. Civil law deals with the rights and duties between parties. One party files a suit against the other.

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Civil law is a legal system, originally in Europe with Roman law and whose main feature is that its core principles are codified, that is, they are combined in a civil code so that they are respected.

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There are currently two legal cultures in the world: one is common law and the other is continental law. Continental law is where civil codes are used most, unlike common law that is based, in principle, by the jurisprudence of that country.

In addition, through civil law, contracts and civil liability are generated, among other things.