Civil Code (California)

The California Civil Code is a collection of laws that govern private rights and obligations in the state. It covers a wide range of issues, including contracts, property, torts (personal injury), and family law. The code establishes how individuals and organizations should interact legally, ensuring fairness and accountability. It provides the framework for resolving disputes and protecting rights, helping to guide residents in their daily lives and legal matters. Essentially, it is a foundational document that helps maintain order and justice in personal and business relationships in California.