Italian Civil Code

The Italian Civil Code is a comprehensive legal framework that governs private law in Italy, covering areas such as contracts, property, family law, and obligations. Established in 1942, it outlines the rights and responsibilities of individuals and organizations, providing rules for personal relationships, business dealings, and inheritance. The code aims to ensure fairness and order in civil matters, guiding how citizens interact with one another and the legal system. It serves as a crucial reference for lawyers, judges, and citizens to understand their legal rights and obligations within Italian society.