Civil law (common regulation) , a branch of regulation which consists of non-felony law. It is worried with the rights and duties of individuals i.e. Individuals and corporations.

n. 1) a physique of laws and authorized concepts which come down from old Roman laws established by Emperor Justinian, and which differ from English Common Law which is the framework of most state authorized systems. In the United States solely Louisiana (relying on the French Napoleonic Code) has a legal construction based mostly on Civil Law. 2) generic time period for non-legal law. An intentional tort is a deliberate wrongdoing through which the defendant acted with intent to cause hurt or damage. Some examples of intentional torts include: assault and battery , false imprisonment , fraud , invasion of privateness , and intentional infliction of emotional distress.

In Asia, many countries have obtained the civil legislation and have civil codes, equivalent …