Brazilian Civil Code

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The Brazilian Civil Code is the primary legal framework governing private law in Brazil, including contracts, property, family relations, and civil liability.

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Civil Code of 1916 0

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Brazilian Civil Code
civil code
codified statute
source of private law
appliesTo legal entities
natural persons
containsBook Book I – General Part NERFINISHED
Book II – Obligations NERFINISHED
Book III – Company Law (Direito de Empresa) NERFINISHED
Book IV – Family Law NERFINISHED
Book V – Succession Law NERFINISHED
country Brazil
currentMainVersion Civil Code of 2002 NERFINISHED
dateOfEnactment 10 January 2002
dateOfEntryIntoForce 1 January 1917
11 January 2003
enactedBy National Congress of Brazil NERFINISHED
governs civil liability
company law aspects of civil companies
contracts
family law
obligations
personality rights
private law in Brazil
property law
rights in rem
succession law
influencedBy Brazilian Civil Code of 1916 NERFINISHED
French Civil Code NERFINISHED
German Civil Code (BGB) NERFINISHED
German Civil Code (BGB) NERFINISHED
Italian Civil Code of 1942 NERFINISHED
Portuguese Civil Code NERFINISHED
jurisdiction Federative Republic of Brazil NERFINISHED
language Portuguese
lawNumber Law No. 10.406 NERFINISHED
legalSystem civil law system
previousVersion Civil Code of 1916 NERFINISHED
principalDrafter Clóvis Beviláqua NERFINISHED
promulgatedBy President of Brazil NERFINISHED
regulates capacity to act
inheritance and wills
kinship and filiation
legal personality
marriage and marital property regimes
possession and ownership
prescription and decadence
statute of limitations
repealed Civil Code of 1916 NERFINISHED
structure general part
special part
subjectTo constitutional supremacy of the Brazilian Federal Constitution

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Law of Obligations codifiedIn Brazilian Civil Code