eraõiguslikel

"Eraõiguslikel" is an Estonian term that translates to "private law" or "civil law" in English. It refers to the branch of law that governs the relationships between private individuals and entities, as opposed to public law, which governs the relationship between the state and individuals or between different branches of the state.

In the context of Estonian law, eraõiguslikul encompasses various areas, including contract law, property law, family law, inheritance law, and tort law. It deals with matters such as the formation and enforcement of contracts, the ownership and transfer of property, marriage and divorce, the distribution of estates, and compensation for damages caused by negligence or wrongful acts. The core principle of eraõiguslikul is the autonomy of private parties to regulate their own affairs, within the boundaries set by the law. Disputes arising under eraõiguslikul are typically resolved through civil court proceedings.