The subject of this fourth fully updated edition is the analysis of basic concepts of Civil Law. This analysis is preceded by a brief introduction to the law.

This book, which is a valuable treatise on basic concepts and the five branches of Civil Law, aims primarily to help students of non-legal schools who come into contact with legal science for the first time to understand and assimilate the most important concepts of Civil Law, especially General Principles and Criminal Law. For this reason, the majority of the book refers to these two parts of Civil Law.

Given the role they play in modern transactions, not only regulated by the Civil Code contracts, other contracts that are now widespread in our era are also examined within the framework of Criminal Law, such as financial leasing, factoring, and franchising.

The structure of the material, the brief and simplified analysis of legal concepts, and the reference to a significant number of examples aim to make the basic concepts of Civil Law more accessible and understandable.