by-product

by-product
A secondary or additional product of value; something produced in the course of an industry in addition to the principal product. It is well known that packing houses, oil refineries, and some other kinds of manufactories, make byproducts amounting in value to a material part of their gross income. The right so to do is a private property right which should be encouraged rather than prohibited. Bishop v Tulsa, 21 Okla Crim 457, 209 P 228, 27 ALR 1008, 1012.

Ballentine's law dictionary. . 1998.

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