The Ethiopian Civil Code is a comprehensive legal framework that governs civil matters in Ethiopia. Established in 1960, it covers various aspects of civil law, including contracts, property rights, family law, and inheritance. The code aims to provide clarity and consistency in legal proceedings and protect the rights of individuals. The Civil Code is part of a broader legal system in Ethiopia, which also includes criminal law and administrative law. It reflects the country's cultural values and social norms while adapting to modern legal principles. The code is essential for ensuring justice and order in Ethiopian society.