Code of Civil Procedure of Puerto Rico

The Code of Civil Procedure of Puerto Rico is the set of rules that governs how civil legal cases are handled in the courts. It outlines procedures for filing lawsuits, serving documents, conducting trials, and appealing decisions. Its purpose is to ensure fair, efficient, and consistent resolution of disputes between individuals, organizations, or entities. The code aims to balance the rights of all parties involved while providing a clear framework for accessing justice within the civil legal system of Puerto Rico.