Danish Civil Law is a branch of law that governs private relationships between individuals and organizations in Denmark. It covers various areas, including contracts, property, family law, and torts. The legal framework is primarily based on statutes, with the Danish Act on Contracts and the Danish Act on Property being key components. The Danish legal system is influenced by both Roman law and Scandinavian legal traditions. Courts interpret and apply civil law, ensuring that disputes are resolved fairly. The Danish Supreme Court serves as the highest authority, providing guidance on legal principles and ensuring consistency in the application of civil law.