Corpus

/. Body. The capital all the inhabitants of a county, cum causa: v. Habeas corpus. of the fault): the fact that a the subject of the crime, or num non recipit sestimationem ceptible of valuation. Corpus body of the civil or Roman Institutes, the Pandects, or Justinian. The latter includes cretals, the Sixth Decretal, the Extravagants of John and his Law. Correi credendi, debendi, /. debtors in solido. coronae: pleas of the crown, orimimagistrate authorized to inquire conand treasure-trove. They peace, in certain cases replacing by laying hand on the Gospels; a sestimationem de futuro, I. receive satisfaction from a future person, persisting through the members. It has power to act or seal, and to regulate its actions sole if consisting of one perthan one person at the same time; of re Kgious persons for spiritual for secular purposes. Lay corpocorporations, existing for puror charitable. The former as counties, townships, vilwhich exist for the pubho incorporations. of a fund. Corpus comitatus; the county at large. Corpus Corpus delicti (the substance crime has actually been committed; its visible effect. Corpus huma-: the human body is not susjuris civilis or canonici: the canon law. The former includes the