French Civil Code

The French Civil Code is a comprehensive set of laws that govern private relationships and property rights in France. It outlines rules for matters like contracts, marriage, family, inheritance, and property ownership. Enacted in 1804, it aims to create clear, consistent legal standards to ensure justice and equality among individuals. The code serves as the foundation for civil law in France and influences many other legal systems worldwide. Its purpose is to regulate everyday interactions and transactions, providing legal clarity and protecting individual rights within French society.