What are the four objectives of civil law?

Thanks for the A2A. As something of a a sweeping generalization, four of the main or principal purposes and functions of the civil law are to establish standards, to maintain order, to resolve disputes, and to protect liberties and rights. read more

As something of a a sweeping generalization, four of the main or principal purposes and functions of the civil law are to establish standards, to maintain order, to resolve disputes, and to protect liberties and rights. read more

the five objectives of criminal laws Jan 18, 2014 • Subscribe Since the time of ancient civilizations, criminal laws have been distinctive for the uniquely serious potential consequences for failure to abide by the law of a specific culture or region of the world. read more

civil law for example is - c.p.c- procedural law for civil, contract,specific relief ,etc are substantive civil laws; thus,the main objective is to divide law into branches for better adjudication so as to meet the ends of justice and to consolidate and amend such laws easily with changing nature of offences or wrongs provided for . read more