AI legal assistant for Tunisian law
The Tunisian Code of Obligations and Contracts of 1906 is among the oldest civil codifications in the region. LexArab answers questions on it and on the Commercial and Criminal Codes.
The court system in Tunisia
Tunisia has courts of first instance and appeal with the Court of Cassation above them, and an Administrative Court for disputes with the State. Arbitration runs through the Tunis Conciliation and Arbitration Centre.
Laws held in the LexArab library
The assistant answers from, and cites, these official texts:
- Code of Obligations and Contracts (1906)
- Commercial Code
- Criminal Code
- Companies Code (Law No. 93 of 2000)
Tunisian codes have their own naming and article conventions, which the assistant follows.
Getting a precise answer
Article numbers and rules differ sharply between Arab jurisdictions even where the principle is shared. So:
- Name Tunisia in your question. If you do not, the assistant asks which country before answering.
- Say what the question is about: contract, liability, company, employment, criminal.
- Upload your contract or the other side document for analysis under Tunisia law.
Common questions
Is Tunisia covered?
Yes. The library holds the official texts of the main codes, and answers cite their source.
Is this legal advice?
No. Answers are for information only; verify against the official text and consult a lawyer licensed in Tunisia before acting.
Which language should I use?
Ask in Arabic or English; the assistant replies in the same language and cites the official Arabic text.
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