Monthly Archives: March 2019
Two cases on the continuing place for public rights of way in Scots law
In the new edition of the Juridical Review, there is a “Case and Comment” piece by Douglas Cusine and me. This considers two sheriff court cases from last year which related to claims that public rights of way existed at … Continue reading
Posted in Law, Property, trespass
Tagged Access, Douglas Cusine, Juridical Review, public right of way, Scots law
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Scottish Land Commission Investigation into the Issues Associated with Large scale and Concentrated Landownership in Scotland
On 20 March 2019, the Scottish Land Commission published a Report (PDF) on its website, and used that Report as an opportunity to make a number of recommendations about Scotland’s land. The Report is entitled “Investigation into the Issues Associated … Continue reading
Posted in Land Reform, Scottish Land Commission
Tagged land law, Land Reform, Scottish Land Commission
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Some challenges for public access to land in Scotland: daunering with drones or dugs
The Scottish right of responsible access (aka the right to roam) is something that is now suitably nestled in Scots law. That notwithstanding, as noted on this blog before disputes occasionally flare up, although generally it seems fair to say … Continue reading
Posted in Property, ScotWays
Tagged dogs, drones, Land Reform (Scotland) Act 2003, responsible access, right to roam
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