Question

The difference between a profit in gross and profit appurtenant is that:

a. one is the right to go onto (or remove things from) adjacent land, and the other is a right to do so on nonadjacent land.
b. one involves the use of a quick claim deed, while the other does not.
c. one is a future interest and the other is a present interest in land.
d. one involves the use of a quitclaim deed while the other does not.

Answer 1

The difference between a profit and gross and profit appurtenant is that one is the right to go and to add or remove things adjacent land, and the other is the right to do so on the non adjacent land

Step-by-step explanation:

The total revenue minus the costs of the goods that are sold and the entry statement that requires and reflects the total expenses of the company is called as the profit in gross of the company

By the act of parties the land that is attached to other land which is several or in common or it is attached to the benefit is called as profit appurtenant and the land is non adjacent