The Swiss Civil Code is a comprehensive legal framework that governs private law in Switzerland. Established in 1907, it covers various areas, including contracts, property, family law, and inheritance. The code aims to provide clarity and consistency in legal matters, ensuring that individuals and entities understand their rights and obligations. The Swiss Civil Code is divided into several parts, each addressing specific legal issues. It serves as a foundation for the Swiss legal system, influencing both judicial decisions and legislative developments. Its principles promote fairness and justice, reflecting the values of Swiss society.