Property that has become separated from its owner either accidentally or involuntary is known as

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Lost property refers to property that has been separated from its owner accidentally or involuntarily, such as losing a wallet or dropping a piece of jewelry. Alienated property refers to property that has been intentionally transferred to another person, such as selling a car to someone else. Estranged property and neglected property are not commonly used terms in property law.

Property That Has Become Separated from Its Owner Either Accidentally