Deodand

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Formerly if a personal chattel was the immediate and accidental cause of the death of any reasonable creature it was forfeited to the Crown under the name of a deodand (Deo, to God, and dandam, to be given). Abolished by the statute 9 &; 10 Viet. c. 62

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