C.C Civil Code

State Civil Code.

1.1.2 The Civil Code

14.1.4 The Civil Code

Civil Code of 1804

Civil Code of Nicaragua, 1904.

State Code of Civil Procedures.

Amendments to the Aruban Civil Code

Article 286 of the Civil Code provides that

(e) Amendments of the Criminal Code, Code of Criminal Procedure, Civil Code, and other laws as may be necessary

A civil service code of conduct has been drafted.

The Niger has a Civil Code inherited from the former colonial Power the Code of 1804.

The civil code was completed, a new customs code was enacted, and substantial judicial reform was implemented.

The Civil Code does not apportion legal capacity by gender.

Ms. Maiolo noted that polygamy was permitted under the Civil Code.

The new Brazilian Civil Code entered into force in January 2003.

In line with the Committee's general recommendations, Paraguay had amended its Civil Code, Labour Code, Electoral Code and Penal Code, which now defined sexual harassment and domestic violence as serious offences.

The Civil Code also included provisions for awarding compensation for mental suffering.

Assistance in the preparation of a civil aviation code in the Comoros.

Working as the chairman of a committee of Iraqi jurists, using the Egyptian Civil Code as a model, he completed a draft ofwhat would become the modern Iraqi Civil Code.

According to the Civil Code and the Code on Administrative Offences, legal entities might be subject to property and administrative liability.

Moreover, the Civil Code contained various provisions protecting the interests of the child.

They basically enshrined the second class status of women in the civil code.

Both sides were to act in accordance with the civil law norms of the Civil Code of the Republic of Belarus.

The Ministry of Justice is in charge of drafting amendments to the Civil Code.

Draft additional amendment to Civil and Commercial Code with regard to engagement and divorce.

There was no Family Code to decide such matters, but the Civil Code included laws covering children and adolescents, and in the absence of family courts the civil courts judges dealt with such issues.

Registration of the marriage by the officer of the civil registry is required by Articles 214 ff of the Guinean Civil Code.

The Act to amend the Civil Code and the Code of Civil Procedure as regards the determination of child support payments was enacted in 2004, with a view to more equal treatment for all children.

Article 216 of the Civil Code provides that A married woman has full legal capacity.

The principle of non discrimination was further reflected in article 4 of the Civil Code.

In practice, civil rights in the Niger are based essentially on customary law, Islamic law and, to a lesser degree, the Civil Code.

Urgently revising the country's Criminal Code and the Civil Code with a view to reinforcing protection and physical integrity of women, and promoting her development

Presently, the country's Constitution, the Criminal Code and the Civil and Commercial Codes are under review.

It is therefore necessary to align civil legislation with constitutional provisions by adopting a Family Code.

The above inequalities were abolished with the introduction of the new Civil Code in January 2002.

Under article 1 of the Family Code, only marriages registered with the civil registry office are recognized.

Ms. Balcacer (Dominican Republic) lamented that the reforms to the Civil Code had been so long delayed.

The Governance Reform Commission has also produced a draft code of conduct for civil servants and public officials.

This capacity is protected by article 325 of the Civil Code A married woman has full legal capacity.

Second, policy with regard to Article 20, Book 2 of the Civil Code must be taken into account.

However, article 144 of the Civil Code sets the minimum age of marriage for women at 15 years.

Questions may be resolved in court only (Civil Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan, articles 26 and 27).

Courts in Qatar could award compensation to victims of discrimination by invoking article 4 of the Civil Code.

The report (page 11) stated that no provisions of the Civil Code, the Criminal Code, the Code of Criminal Procedure, the Electoral Code or the various special codes had been deemed by the Constitutional Council to be contrary to the spirit or the letter of the Convention.