The "Giant Carrot Theory" Is Used to Describe

Multiple Choice

The "giant carrot theory" is used to describe

A) the fact that the owner of a piece of land is entitled to any profits made on that land.
B) the fact that a person who owns a profit à prendre is allowed to harvest natural products from a piece of land.
C) a theory that is used in civil law systems, such as Quebec, but that has never been recognized in the common law.
D) the manner in which profits are divided between co-tenants.
E) the fact that, in theory, a person who owns a piece of land has rights from the centre of the Earth and up through the heavens.