Chilean Civil Code
The Chilean Civil Code is a comprehensive set of laws governing personal and property rights in Chile, established in 1857. It outlines rules for marriage, inheritance, contracts, and property ownership, providing a framework for resolving civil disputes and protecting individual rights. The code has undergone several amendments but remains a cornerstone of Chilean law.
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