California Code of Civil Procedure

The California Code of Civil Procedure is a set of laws that govern civil legal cases in California. It outlines the rules and processes for filing lawsuits, responding to them, conducting trials, and appealing decisions. Essentially, it provides the framework for ensuring justice is served fairly and efficiently in civil matters, which can involve disputes over contracts, property, or personal injury, among other issues. By following these procedural rules, parties can navigate the legal system and seek resolutions to their disputes.