Civil Litigation is the term for when two or more parties file a lawsuit without leveling any criminal charges in an effort to get money or other redresses. These cases occasionally proceed to trial, providing the Judge with the opportunity to render a judgement, although no actual crime is involved. Here is a more detailed explanation of Civil Litigation.
The procedure through which civil disputes are adjudicated in a court of law is known as Civil Litigation. Civil matters are circumstances involving human interactions, such as marriage or a contract dispute between two organizations. A civil case involves one person or business suing another person or business.
Civil Litigation is the umbrella term for a wide range of legal problems. Civil Litigation includes situations like a landlord-tenant conflict that ends up in court or a property dispute between neighbors. Additionally, these include demands for financial compensation due to wrongdoing in the form of carelessness, conversion, and willful infliction of mental suffering, trespass, fraud, interfering with contractual obligations, private nuisance, assault and battery breach of contract, and other torts.
These all have one thing in common: no criminal accusations are involved. They typically include cash or property, but that isn’t always the case. Sometimes, the parties may only desire one other party to take action, and they may need the courts’ assistance in enforcing that.
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