The Indian family court hears a wide variety of cases, ranging from divorce and child custody to alimony and domestic violence. The family court may also be called upon to hear cases involving adoption or guardianship in some instances. While the majority of cases heard by the family court are civil in nature, there are also a small number of criminal cases that fall under its jurisdiction. The family court has the power to issue a wide range of orders, including but not limited to ordering the payment of child support or alimony, awarding custody of children, and ordering the protection of victims of domestic violence. In addition, the family court can also issue restraining orders against an individual who is deemed to be a threat to another family member.
Civil Law comprises of set of rules and regulations which helps in resolving disputes which are non-criminal in nature. The law in India is primarily governed by the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 (CPC) which is a procedural law pertaining to administration of civil proceedings in India.
The CPC enumerates the procedures pertaining to filing of suits, written statements, filing of documents, evidences, summons etc. Civil law in India is also governed by numerous Acts and Rules which deal with specific commercial transactions, such as the Indian Contract Act, the Trademark Act, Real Estate Regulation Act, etc.
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