QUOD EI DEFORCEAT
quod ei deforceat (kwod ee-I di-for-see-<<schwa>>t), n.[Law Latin “that he deforces him”]
Hist. A writ allowed by St. Westm. 2, 13 Edw., ch. 4 for the owners of a particular estate (such as a
life estate or fee tail) who had lost land unwittingly by default in a possessory action. • Up to that
time, only owners in fee simple could recover property after such a default. [Blacks Law 8th]