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<h1>Legal incidents connect to principal matters with varying degrees of attachment and dependency</h1> The term 'incident' in legal context refers to something that is usually or naturally connected with another thing, though not necessarily inseparably attached. According to legal dictionaries, an incident appertains to or follows from a principal matter, with the principal being more worthy or important. Examples include a Court Baron being incident to a manor, rent to a reversion, or timber trees to the freehold. Legal incidents can be classified as either separable or inseparable from their principal matter, establishing varying degrees of legal connection and dependency between related legal concepts or rights.