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- RT @bricksilk: She’s right to be concerned. We shall be questioning the Security Minister later this month on this subject, and many others… 43 minutes ago
- RT @mjg_constitlaw: A blog on the Dominic Cummings affair - the (relatively limited) standards which apply to special advisers, how Cumming… 2 hours ago
- This is a curious one. I didn't buy a season ticket for Dons in the 19/20 season, in part as I knew I was to be fli… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 2 hours ago
- RT @AndrewJMSteven: Discussions with @MacqueenHector on the effect of the pandemic on contract law reminded me of this passage in my book o… 2 hours ago
- RT @ProfChalmers: This might, I suppose, be an argument against remote voting in certain types of secret ballot. It is plainly a terrible a… 2 hours ago
Monthly Archives: November 2013
On agricultural holdings in Scotland and a call for simplification
In a recent blog, I criticised myself for being that annoying person who brings problems rather than solutions. It is always tempting to be the heckler, but the heckler has an easy job, or at least a job that lacks … Continue reading
The Pairc buyout – is the end in sight?
The land struggle at Pairc, on the east coast of the Isle of Lewis, has rumbled for some time. In fact, it is tricky to know from which date to start the story. For present purposes, I will exclude the … Continue reading
Posted in Land Reform, Property
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Community Empowerment (Scotland) Bill
A mini-blog, to acknowledge a new development in the world of Scots land law reform, namely today’s announcement of “New powers for Scotland’s communities” which announcement coincides with the launch of a new consultation on community empowerment. To re-hash the … Continue reading
Posted in Land Reform
Tagged Community, Community Right to Buy, Land Reform, Regeneration, Scots law
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