Angild
Legal definition for Indian law research
Definition
Angild [fr. an, one, and gild, payment, mulct, or fine, Sax.], the single valuation or compensation of a criminal. Twigild was the double and trigild the treble, mulct or fine, Laws of Ina, c. 20; Spelm. See ANGYLDE.
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