Civil law is a legal system originating in Europe, codified in comprehensive written statutes, embodying Roman law principles, and applied to noncriminal matters to regulate private relationships among individuals and organizations.
International law governs the relations of nations with one another, arising principally from international agreements or customs. It includes both public and private law, regulating political relationships and enforcement of foreign rights respectively.
Private Law governs the relationships between private individuals, companies, or organizations. Unlike Public Law, it does not involve government intervention and encompasses various legal disciplines including contract, tort, property, and family law.
