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Public Rights of Way: The Essential Law


ISBN13: 9780854902088
Published: April 2019
Publisher: Wildy, Simmonds and Hill Publishing
Country of Publication: UK
Format: Paperback
Price: £49.00



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This practical and up-to-date book is an introduction to the complex area of public rights of way. It is aimed at practitioners, lawyers and surveyors, who are not necessarily experts in this area of law, but who may have to deal with rights of way in conveyancing transactions, land management or planning matters. Public Rights of Way: The Essential Law will also be useful for landowners, farmers and public users of the rights and those working for local authorities.

For this reason, the book does not follow the conventional pattern of dividing the chapters into topics, but looks at the law from the angle of the landowner, the purchaser, the public users of the rights and the local authority. There will, of course, be several chapters which will be relevant to all parties.

Sections 20 to 26 of, and Schedule 7 to, the Deregulation Act 2015 will introduce many changes to the recording of public rights of way. Although the relevant regulations are still awaited the book covers the prospective legislation.

Subjects:
Local Government Law, Property Law, Wildy, Simmonds and Hill
Contents:
Preface;
List of Abbreviations
Basic Information
Rights of the Public
Creation of Rights of Way
Purchaser;
Landowner, Tenant and Occupier
Diversions and Extinguishments;
Highway Authority
Surveying Authority;
The Planning Inspectorate;
Natural England: Diversions for Sites of Special Scientific Interest and Coastal Access
Further Reading;