Question

‘A tenant who is being forced to move out files a case in courts against the landlord’ The matter is a concern of__
a. Civil Law
b. Social Law
c. Economical Law
d. Criminal Law

Answer 1

Hint:
 The law of India refers to the system of law in the Indian nation. Under the legal structure inherited from the colonial period, India retains a hybrid legal system with a mixture of civil, common law and conventional, Islamic ethics, or religious law, and various laws first implemented by the British are still in force today in modified forms.

Complete solution:
In cases relating to land, property and money transfers, arbitration, guardianship, partnerships, divorce, and cases containing a will, civil courts exercise jurisdiction.

The Civil Law for every constitutional nation is undeniably and definitely the most relevant branch of law. Civil law comprises a collection of rules, procedures, regulations and judicial precedents which help to settle different non-criminal disputes. These disputes can be between individuals or organisations and can be about a number of issues, such as ordinary problems, private issues, marital conflicts, etc. There are Civil Law Courts which take and resolve civil matters with the help of refined lawyers and judges.

Civil law's central role is to settle disputes and conflicts between individuals, families or organisations by providing victims with due and equal compensation. Unlike Criminal Law, instead of prosecuting the convicted, Civil Law focuses more on providing justice to the victims.

Hence, the correct answer is option A.

Note:
 In India, law enforcement is carried out by various law enforcement agencies. Like many federal systems, law and order are required by the nature of the Constitution of India as a matter of the state, so the majority of policing lies with the respective states and territories of India.