what are the main issues covered by civil law?

 

Civil Law is a generic term for all non-criminal law, customarily relating to settling disputes between private citizens. Civil Law deals with cases where wrong is done against a particular individual. The most common civil wrongs are Negligence and breach of contract, murder, rape, etc.

Step-by-step explanation

Under Civil Law, civil cases are dealt with. Civil cases are lawsuits that usually deals with contracts and/or torts. Torts, in general, are wrongful or negligent acts that result in damage or injury. One must bring their case as an action, save for a statute or the Rules of Civil Procedure provision that requires one to bring their case as an application. There is also the provision of suing prices, with the maximum price ranging from one level to another. For example, in Provincial Court Civil, you can sue for an amount up to $50,000 plus interest and costs, as this is the Court's monetary jurisdiction.

Under Rights of contracting authority that may override contractual provision, the right of unilateral modification, right of unilateral cancellation and right to continuity of service are covered. Under protections of operator implied by law, the operator's right to financial equilibrium and Force majeure are covered.

In addition there are Other Civil Law rules that can impact PPP arrangements that are covered under Civil Law, which include: Contractual penalties, gross-up clauses, bankruptcy, Security interests and syndicated loans and the Financial Assistance or Corporate Benefit.