Monthly Archives: April 2020
Strathclyde Non-Law Review
In these locked down times, it seems more important than ever to try to stay in touch with people. For those involved in higher education, as a bare minimum you want to keep classes and, where relevant, assessments rolling. I … Continue reading
Land Registration in Scotland and Coronavirus
The COVID-19 pandemic and the unprecedented in living memory UK public health measures that have followed in its wake have caused ripples in a variety of regulatory areas. I have already blogged about two such areas, namely landlord and tenant … Continue reading
Posted in Property
Tagged COVID-19, land law, Land Register, land registration, Scots law
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Scottish Land Commission coverage of the Review of International Experience of Community, Communal and Municipal Ownership of Land
Today, the Scottish Land Commission published a blog post entitled “Is there such a thing as ‘normal’ community ownership?“, penned by its James MacKessack-Leitch. This blog post links to a report (PDF) which sets out international approaches to communal and … Continue reading
Posted in Land Reform, Scottish Land Commission
Tagged Community, Land Reform, Scottish Land Commission
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