Which category of law deals with relations of individuals, corporations, or other organizations?

• A. Civil Law
• B. Criminal Law
• C. Administrative Law
• D. Contract Law

Answer: (A)

Civil law covers private relationships and disputes among individuals and organizations, including how contracts, property, and personal injuries are handled. It focuses on the rights and duties people and companies have toward each other, and the remedies available when those duties are not met. Criminal law, by contrast, concerns offenses against society and penalties imposed by the state; administrative law deals with how government agencies create and enforce rules; contract law is a specific area within civil law that deals with agreements between parties. Since the question asks about the broad area governing relations between individuals, corporations, and other organizations, civil law is the best fit.