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Colr · 14-06-07, 08:46

I wonder what the legal implications of right to roam will be. If someone trips on, say, an unmaintained path or track, could they sue the owner and, if so, should the state then not contribute to the upkeep as the representative of "the people" whoi may cause progressive damage and erosion.

3rd party rights over land tend to be a bit of a mine field (a minefield - not there's a thought).

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Colr The Radge Doon the Road Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: London Age: 41 Posts: 21,446 vCash: 500 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts Rep Power: 38	Re: What's The Point In Parliamentary Democracy If Judges Make Law On The Hoof? I wonder what the legal implications of right to roam will be. If someone trips on, say, an unmaintained path or track, could they sue the owner and, if so, should the state then not contribute to the upkeep as the representative of "the people" whoi may cause progressive damage and erosion. 3rd party rights over land tend to be a bit of a mine field (a minefield - not there's a thought). __________________ There is a simple answer to every question..........and it's wrong. Einstein