Legal Dictionary - Thesaurus Legal Application: French, to take, to seize, in contracts, as profits a prendre. Ham. N. P. 184; or a right to take something out of the soil. 5 Ad. & Ell. 764; 1 N. & P. 172 it differs from a right of way, which is simply an easement or interest which confers no interest in the land. 5 B. & C. 221. Related Actions: The information contained on this page is taken from multiple sources in the public domain, including GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English. While no copyright is asserted on information taken from public domain sources, the compilation and cross-referencing of these and other materials is protected under copyright and other intellectual property laws. The application and understanding of legal process is in a constant state of change. Some of this information may be outdated or inaccurate. Before relying on any legal information or concept you should seek the counsel of a competent legal professional. |
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