The Civil Code of Armenia is a comprehensive legal framework that governs civil relations in the country. It was adopted in 1998 and serves as the primary source of civil law, covering areas such as contracts, property rights, family law, and inheritance. The code aims to protect individual rights and promote social justice within the Armenian legal system. This code is essential for ensuring legal certainty and stability in civil transactions. It provides guidelines for resolving disputes and outlines the responsibilities and rights of individuals and entities. The Civil Code of Armenia reflects the country's commitment to modernizing its legal system in line with international standards.