What is the basic concept of corpus delicti and doli capax?

 "Corpus delicti" and "doli capax" are legal concepts related to criminal law and are often used to determine whether a crime has occurred and whether a person is capable of criminal intent. Here's an explanation of each concept:

1. Corpus Delicti:

• Definition: "Corpus delicti" is a Latin term that means "the body of the crime." It refers to the principle that before a person can be convicted of a crime, it must be established that a crime has actually occurred. In other words, it is the proof or evidence that a crime has been committed, and it typically consists of two elements: the occurrence of the prohibited act (actus reus) and the presence of criminal intent (mens rea).

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Questions and Answers on law Part 17

Q 1:- Whether Judgments and orders passed by Civil court are executable throughout the territory of India?

Ans:-Yes, as per Article 261(3) in The Constitution Of India 1949

(3) Final judgments or orders delivered or passed by civil courts in any part of the territory of India shall be capable of execution anywhere within that territory according to law.

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