A Practical Guide to the Right to Roam in Scotland
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This is a practical guide to the "Right to Roam in Scotland", further to Anstalt v Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park Authority [2018] CSIH - 22. The book concentrates on part 1 of the Land Reform (Scotland) Act 2003. It offers helpful guidance on matters such as Occupiers Liability and contains detailed guidance on how to litigate matters arising; primarily section 14 notices. ABOUT THE AUTHOR Greg Sanders, Advocate, has been involved in numerous property cases since calling to the Scottish Bar in 2001. These have included Right to Roam cases acting for Landowners and Ramblers. Greg'...
This is a practical guide to the "Right to Roam in Scotland", further to Anstalt v Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park Authority [2018] CSIH - 22. The book concentrates on part 1 of the Land Reform (Scotland) Act 2003. It offers helpful guidance on matters such as Occupiers Liability and contains detailed guidance on how to litigate matters arising; primarily section 14 notices. ABOUT THE AUTHOR Greg Sanders, Advocate, has been involved in numerous property cases since calling to the Scottish Bar in 2001. These have included Right to Roam cases acting for Landowners and Ramblers. Greg's property practice has included being instructed as a skilled witness for the High Court in England (relating to Scottish servitude rights (easements). CONTENTS Chapter One - Introduction Chapter Two - Definitions and Terminology Chapter Three - Access Rights Chapter Four - Enforcement of Access Rights Chapter Five - Scottish Outdoor Access Code Chapter Six - Core Paths and Paths Chapter Seven - Rangers and Local Access Forums Chapter Eight - Case Law Chapter Nine - Animals Chapter Ten - Occupiers' Liability Chapter Eleven - Dispute Resolution Chapter Twelve - Court-Summary Application Chapter Thirteen - Conclusion Appendix One - Summary Application and Answers
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