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- RT @mjg_constitlaw: A blog on the Dominic Cummings affair - the (relatively limited) standards which apply to special advisers, how Cumming… 1 hour 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… 1 hour ago
- RT @AndrewJMSteven: Discussions with @MacqueenHector on the effect of the pandemic on contract law reminded me of this passage in my book o… 1 hour 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
- RT @BBCMBuchanan: NEW: At least 25 people have died at a care home in Durham after an outbreak of Coronavirus. The death toll is thought… 2 hours ago
Monthly Archives: April 2018
Drumlean Access Case – Analysis for ScotWays
This is a blog (sign)post, to allow those who stravaig onto my blog to navigate to something I have written about the right of responsible access in terms of Part 1 of the Land Reform (Scotland) Act 2003. I have … Continue reading
Posted in Land Reform, Property, trespass
Tagged Drumlean, Land Reform, responsible access, right to roam, Scots law, trespass
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A clear explanation of the case involving a Council, Jack’s Mother, Jack’s Dad and Jack
Last year, I was lucky enough to secure a guest blog post from barrister and family law blogger Lucy Reed, aka @familoo. The post was about when you as a legal adviser or McKenzie friend should pause and consider whether … Continue reading
The Prescription (Scotland) Bill – some thoughts
This is a wee blog (sign)post, pointing to some work in relation to a current reform project that is before the Scottish Parliament. The Delegated Powers and Law Reform Committee of the Scottish Parliament recently issued a Call for Evidence … Continue reading
