Civil charges

Civil charges refer to the legal obligations or penalties imposed by a court in civil lawsuits. These charges often arise when one party sues another for damages or enforcement of specific actions. Unlike criminal charges, civil charges typically involve private disputes and do not result in imprisonment but may involve monetary compensation, injunctions, or other court-enforced actions. Whether it’s a breach of contract, property disputes, or personal injury claims, civil charges are fundamental in ensuring that contractual and personal rights are upheld in a judicial manner.