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Yes, Russia has the civil law. This is the relationship between citizens and the State.
The civil law consists of the Civil Code of Russian Federation and other Federal Laws adopted in accordance with it, governing civil law relations.
Civil law relations may also be regulated by decrees of the President of Russia, which must not contradict the Civil Code and other laws.
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