The Uruguayan Civil Code is a comprehensive legal framework that governs private law in Uruguay. Established in 1868, 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 matters, ensuring the protection of individual rights and obligations. Over the years, the Uruguayan Civil Code has undergone several reforms to adapt to changing social and economic conditions. It serves as a fundamental reference for judges, lawyers, and citizens, facilitating the resolution of disputes and the understanding of legal principles in Uruguay.