Law can be termed as a set of rules meant to regulate the actions of citizens. Law is basically created by a particular country or governmental institutions to regulate the actions of its citizens. In the Indian Judicial System, law is categorised into four parts such as Criminal Law, Civil law, Common law and Statutory law.Civil Law is one of the most important branches of law for every member of the country. It helps in resolving different non-criminal disputes with the defined procedures, set of rules, regulations and judicial precedents. The dispute can vary from personal, family to organisational. Civil law regulates private matters between individuals by providing compensation or any adequate form of redressal for the violation of their private or civil rights.