Spanish Civil Code

The Spanish Civil Code is a comprehensive set of laws that govern private rights and obligations in Spain. It covers areas like contracts, property ownership, family relations, and inheritance. The code provides the legal framework to resolve disputes, establish rights, and regulate personal and property transactions. Its purpose is to ensure clarity, fairness, and consistency in private law matters, guiding individuals and entities in their legal interactions. Enacted in 1889, it has been influential in shaping Spain’s legal system and reflects principles of civil law tradition.