The Indian civil laws comprises a wide range of legal provisions that deal with non-criminal matters like cases between individuals, organizations, or groups. These regulations include different civil society parameters such as contract, property, tort, family issues, and personal rights. The civil laws constitute the legal basis for the conclusion and implementation of contracts. The Civil Laws has defined the elements of valid contracts, which are comprised of offer, acceptance, consideration, and intended to establish it legally, specified the rules for breach of contract and remedies available to the aggrieved parties. The Civil Laws also covers tortious liabilities, where individuals or entities may be held liable for negligence, defamation, nuisance, or other wrongful act which According to the Indian Constitution, all citizens are entitled to the fundamental rights which are enshrined in the judiciary and form the basis of civil liberties in India. In general, civil laws in Indi