Practical Law UK Glossary 6-386-5195 (Approx. 2 pages)
Glossary
Profit à prendre
A right to take something from another's land (the servient land) that is both:
Capable of ownership; and
A product of nature.
Typical profits à prendre include:
The removal of part of the land itself, for example, soil or minerals.
Taking something growing on the land, for example, timber, turf or grass. This includes "taking" by animals, for example, a right to graze sheep or pasture cattle.
The killing of wildlife living on the land, for example, rights of hunting and fishing.