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a *profit à prendre shared by several landowners on *shared property. *Appurtenant, in gross (i.e., independent of any *dominant tenement), or pur cause de vicinage (i.e., "by reason of neighbourhood": the right to permit animals grazing on common land to stray onto bordering common land) are the two types of common rights. Their scope is usually restricted to the legitimate demands of the dominating tenements, unless they are comprised of rights of pasture (grazing), piscary (fishing), turbary (rare; a right to take turf), ferae naturae (a right to take animals), *estovers, etc.
a *profit à prendre shared by several landowners on *shared property. *Appurtenant, in gross (i.e., independent of any *dominant tenement), or pur cause de vicinage (i.e., "by reason of neighbourhood": the right to permit animals grazing on common land to stray onto bordering common land) are the two types of common rights. Their scope is usually restricted to the legitimate demands of the dominating tenements, unless they are comprised of rights of pasture (grazing), piscary (fishing), turbary (rare; a right to take turf), ferae naturae (a right to take animals), *estovers, etc.
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