What is a profit-à-prendre?
A) a document that grants a person the right to remove something from another's real property
B) a form of insurance obtained for losses caused by undiscovered defects in real property title
C) a judicial proceeding where a certificate of title is awarded to the real owner to property
D) a type of easement that grants a person the right to use another's land but disallows the usage of any personal property

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A profit-à-prendre is a right granted to a person to extract something from another person's real property, such as taking crops or minerals. It is a type of easement that allows specific use of the property without giving ownership or possession of the property to the grantee.

What Is a Profit-à-Prendre