1 Claims to right of common and other profits à prendre, not to be defeated after thirty years enjoyment by merely showing the commencement; after sixty years enjoyment the right to be absolute, unless had by consent or agreement
Prescription Act 1832 (1832 c 71) | Legislation

1  Claims to right of common and other profits à prendre, not to be defeated after thirty years enjoyment by merely showing the commencement; after sixty years enjoyment the right to be absolute, unless had by consent or agreement

. . . No claim which may be lawfully made at the common law, by custom, prescription, or grant, to any right of common or other profit or benefit

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