Define the Doctrine of Lapse.
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- Lord Dalhousie was the governor general of India from 1846-1956.
- He stated that heirs adopted without the consent of the company could inherit only the private property of the deceased ruler and not his territory.
- The prominent states to fall victim to the doctrine were Satara, Nagpur and Jhansi.
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Doctrine of Lapse was a policy adopted by Lord Dalhousie which stated that if a ruler of a territory or state under the British rule dies without a heir the territory will automatically pass on to the British Government.
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