Definitions, concepts and meanings of Civil law

Definition of Civil law

Civil law is perhaps one of the most important and comprehensive law branches since it is that which brings together all the rules, regulations and laws that exist around the relationships and links to citizens and civil figures can be contracted throughout his life as part of a society. Civil law is essential for the planning and organization of a community since it establishes numerous regulations relating to for example the ties of kinship, marriage, labor, etc., its limits and its prerogatives.
Civil law could be understood in other words as the type of regulations and standards that are interested by the person as a social being that is part of a group more complex people and with which establishes different types of links. Due to the complexity of many of those social links, the civil law has as main objective the establishment of an order that makes those links as logical, organized and sensible possible by way of controlling society and legislate in cases of necessity.
The civil law is concerned also for example, freedoms, responsibilities and powers of the parents of a family, the rights of persons contracting marriage, the rights of the child or of the people considered unable to fend for themselves, etc. Another possible axis of which the civil law is concerned is all relating to successions and the transfer of assets, necessary data to establish an organization about possessions or legacies of those who have died.
However civil law also works with objects and possessions as and insofar as it regulates and provides links of economic possession or staff already is for example the movable or immovable property, possession or possession of objects.