A more thorough explanation:

NATURALIA FEUDI

Naturalia feudi is a Latin term used in Scots law to refer to things that naturally belong to a feu grant. This includes the grantor's warranty against eviction of the grantee.

Examples of naturalia feudi may include:

• The right to use water from a nearby stream for irrigation purposes, if the land being granted is used for farming.
• The right to hunt and fish on the land being granted, if it is located in a rural area with abundant wildlife.
• The right to access a nearby road or path that is necessary for reaching the granted land.

These examples illustrate how naturalia feudi refers to the natural rights and privileges that come with owning a piece of land. These rights are typically included in the grant of the land and are protected by the grantor's warranty against eviction.