Is right to catch and carry fish included in the definition of immovable property under general clause act?
Does immovable property include rights also.
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Right to fish as immovable property: fisheries rights framed as profit a prendre qualify as interests in land.
A right to catch and carry fish in another's waters constitutes immovable property because it is a benefit arising out of the land; where a sale grants the licence to enter and to take fish it creates a profit a prendre-an interest in land under the General Clauses Act-rather than merely a personal contractual right. (AI Summary)
A right to catch and carry fish in another's waters constitutes immovable property because it is a benefit arising out of the land; where a sale grants the licence to enter and to take fish it creates a profit a prendre-an interest in land under the General Clauses Act-rather than merely a personal contractual right. (AI Summary)
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