The Czech Civil Code is a comprehensive legal framework that governs civil law in the Czech Republic. It was enacted in 2012, replacing the previous code from 1964. The code covers various areas, including contracts, property rights, family law, and inheritance, providing clear guidelines for legal relationships among individuals and entities. This legal document aims to protect the rights of citizens and ensure fair dealings in civil matters. It is essential for resolving disputes and establishing legal standards, contributing to the overall stability and predictability of the Czech legal system.