Civil Law generally deals with violation of one individual's rights by another individual.

• A. The State
• B. The Government
• C. One individual and another individual
• D. International bodies

Answer: (C)

Civil law focuses on disputes between private parties over rights and duties created by law, and on the remedies available when those private rights are violated. It covers areas like contracts, torts (such as negligence), property, and family matters, typically involving individuals, businesses, or other private entities rather than the government. The statement aligns with this focus, since it describes private-rights disputes between individuals. The other options point to public law domains: the state or government relates to how the law governs the state’s actions and society (often criminal or administrative law), and international bodies deal with relations between states in international law. Therefore, disputes between private individuals fall squarely under civil law.