Code civil

The Code Civil, also known as the French Civil Code, is a comprehensive legal framework established in 1804 that governs civil law in France. It outlines rules and principles concerning personal rights, property, contracts, and family law. Created by Napoleon Bonaparte, the Code aimed to unify and simplify the legal system, promoting clarity and equality before the law. Its influence extends beyond France, inspiring civil law systems in many countries. The Code Civil is fundamental in shaping legal practices, protecting individual rights, and facilitating legal transactions in civil matters.