法国民法典
The term "Napoleonic Code" is also used to refer to legal codes of other jurisdictions that are influenced by the "French Code Napoléon", especially the "Civil Code of Lower Canada" (replaced in 1994 by the "Civil Code of Quebec"), mainly derived from the "Coutume de Paris", which the British continued to use in Canada following the Treaty of Paris in 1763. Most of the laws in Latin American countries are also heavily based on the Napoleonic Code, e.g. the Chilean Civil Code and the Puerto Rican Civil Code.