373. The Prescription Act 1832.
The general features of a claim by prescription at common law, by the doctrine of a lost grant, and by virtue of the Prescription Act 1832, are much the same1.
So far as relates to rights of common and other profits à prendre, the Act provides that no claim which may be lawfully made at common
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