... agreements that John (J) and Fred (F) have in place can become binding on a third party, Alice (A)and are capable of being propriety rights after the title has been sold. An easement is a right benefiting one piece of land (known as the dominant tenement) that permits the rightful users of that land to perform specified actions over an adjacent piece of land (known as the servient tenement). Easements are legal interests under s1 (2) (a) of the Law of Property Act 1925 (LPA 1925)1. A profit a prendre is has similarities to an easement, firstly they are both incorporeal heriditaments, rights attached to property and which are inheritable with acquisition of land, a profit differs however from an easement in that a profit a prendre entitles the holder of said servitude to take 'take something off the land'2 Normally but not necessarily for some commercial gain as shown ...

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