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A collection of legal norms governing social behavior.
To direct social conduct and maintain order.
By regulating disputes when social guidance fails.
To promote desirable behaviors among individuals.
Allocating resources to improve social conditions.
To prohibit physical force and impose legal sanctions.
The existence and clarity of legal norms.
It serves as a measure for evaluating legal systems.
Objective law consists of norms; subjective law pertains to individual rights.
To maintain social order through regulatory norms.
The power to act in pursuit of legally protected interests.
Natural and legal persons capable of holding rights.
Anything that can be involved in a legal relationship.
A coherent set of legal norms governing a specific area.
Public law focuses on collective interests; private law on individual interests.
The principle of legality restricts actions to what is permitted by law.
The principle of autonomy allows actions not explicitly prohibited.
Mandatory norms that cannot be altered by parties.
They can be modified or replaced by the parties involved.
Concerns the rights of citizens.
Personality, family, and patrimony.
Regulate existence and capacity of individuals.
The status of family members.
Rights and obligations valued in money.
Real rights pertain to property; obligations involve performance.
It is transmitted through succession laws.
It governs general private legal relationships.
A systematic arrangement of legal norms.
The French Civil Code of 1804.
Fundamental legal concepts and international private law.
Natural persons and their legal status.
Types of property and ownership rights.
Succession and donations during life.
Free circulation of goods and protection of property.
Correct behavior in legal relationships.
Allows individuals to freely create legal acts.
Requires restitution for unjust enrichment.
All inhabitants have equal civil rights.