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Court Cases on Ken

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  • An outline of the Scottish Courts System
  • The Authority of Case Law
  • The Complexity of the Law
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About Access Rights

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  • #RespectProtectEnjoy
  • Access Rights FAQ
  • Development Proposals and Outdoor Access
  • Moving and Closing Paths
  • Path Maintenance
  • Private Signs, Private Roads, Public Roads, What’s the difference?
  • Rights of Access to Land
  • Rights of Way and Motor Vehicles
  • Snares and Traps in the Countryside
  • Statutory Access Rights
    • No Right of Access to Land in Scotland through the Scottish Outdoor Access Code
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Cases under the Land Reform (Scotland) Act 2003

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  • Aviemore Highland Resort v Cairngorms National Park Authority
  • Caledonian Heritable Ltd v East Lothian Council
  • Creelman v Argyll & Bute Council
  • Forbes v Fife Council
  • Gloag v Perth & Kinross Council and the Rambler’s Association
  • Judicial Review: Petition of GREGORY BROWN for review of a decision by GLASGOW CITY COUNCIL (Cathkin Park, Glasgow)
  • Law Society of Scotland v Scottish Legal Complaints Commission
  • Renyana Stahl Anstalt v Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park Authority Appeal Decision
  • Snowie v Stirling Council and Ramblers Association Lindsay and Barbara Ross v Stirling Council
  • Tuley v Highland Council
  • Williamson v Highland Activities Limited
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Public rights of way and private servitude rights of way

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  • Creation of public rights of way – need for public place end points
    • Cuthbertson v Young
    • Darrie v Drummond
    • Duncan v Lees
    • Jenkins v Murray
    • Lauder v MacColl
    • Leith-Buchanan v Hogg
    • Magistrates of Dunblane v Arnold-McCulloch
    • Marquis of Bute v McKirdy & McMillan
    • Melfort Pier Holidays Ltd v The Melfort Club and Others
    • Midlothian Council v Crolla
    • Oswald v Lawrie
    • Scott v Drummond
    • Smith v Saxton
    • Wood v North British Railway
  • Creation of public rights of way – use as of right by the public for the prescriptive period
    • Aberdeen City Council v Wanchoo and Neumann v Hutchison
    • Ayr Burgh Council v British Transport Commission
    • Burt v Barclay
    • Cadell v Stevenson
    • Cumbernauld & Kilsyth District Council v Dollar Land (Cumbernauld) Ltd
    • Duffield Morgan v Lord Advocate
    • Kinloch’s Trustees v Young
    • Magistrates of Elgin v Robertson
    • McGregor v Crieff Co-operative Society Ltd
    • McInroy v Duke of Athole
    • Norrie v Magistrates of Kirriemuir
    • Rhins District Committee of the County Council of Wigtownshire v Cunninghame
    • Richardson v Cromarty Petroleum Co Ltd
    • Rome v Hope Johnstone
    • Scottish Rights of Way & Recreation Society Ltd v Macpherson
    • Strathclyde (Hyndland) Housing Society Ltd v Cowie
    • Wills Trustees v Cairngorm Canoeing and Sailing School Ltd
    • Wilson v Jamieson
  • Creation of rights of way – interruption of the prescriptive period
    • Mann v Brodie
  • Different kinds of use of rights of way
    • Aberdeenshire Council v Lord Glentanar
    • Carstairs v Spence
    • Crawford v Lumsden
    • Macfarlane v Morrison & Others (Robertson’s Trustees)
    • Mackenzie v Bankes
    • Malcolm v Lloyd
  • Need for a particular line for public rights of way
    • Home Drummond & Another (Petitioners)
    • Hozier v Hawthorne
    • Mackintosh v Moir
  • Obstruction of rights of way
    • Aitchison v India Tyre & Rubber Co.
    • Anderson v Earl of Morton
    • Drury v McGarvie
    • Earl of Morton v Anderson
    • Fife Council v Nisbet
    • Geils v Thomson
    • Glasgow and Carlisle Road Trustees v Tennant
    • Glasgow and Carlisle Road Trustees v Whyte
    • Graham v Sharpe
    • Hay v Earl of Morton’s Trustees
    • Kirkpatrick v Murray
    • Lanarkshire Water Board v Gilchrist
    • Lord Donington v Mair
    • Macdonald v Watson
    • Midlothian District Council v MacKenzie
    • Rodgers v Harvie
    • Soriani v Cluckie
    • Stewart, Pott & Co. v Brown Brothers & Co
    • Sutherland v Thomson
  • Procedural issues
    • Alexander v Picken
    • Alston v Ross
    • Hope v Landward District Committee of the Parish Council of Inveresk
    • Macfie v Scottish Rights of Way and Recreation Society Limited
    • Nairn v Speedie
    • Potter v Hamilton
    • Torrie v Duke of Atholl
  • Public and private rights of way – ancillary rights and burdens
    • Allan v McLachlan
    • Lord Burton v Mackay
    • McRobert v Reid
    • Milne v Inveresk Parish Council
    • Moncrieff v Jamieson
    • Preston’s Trustees v Preston
  • Relationship of public rights of way with private servitude rights of way and with ‘roads’ under the Roads (Scotland) Act 1984
    • Public rights of way and ‘roads’ under the Roads (Scotland) Act 1984
      • Davidson v Earl of Fife
      • Hamilton v Dumfries & Galloway Council
      • Hamilton v Nairn
    • Relationship of public rights of way with private servitude rights of way
      • Alvis v Harrison
      • McGavin v McIntyre
      • Thomson v Murdoch
  • Rights of way – land owned by statutory undertakers or the Crown
    • Ayr Harbour Trustees v Oswald
    • British Transport v Westmoreland County Council
    • Edinburgh Corporation v North British Railway Co.
    • Ellice’s Trustees v Commissioners for the Caledonian Canal
    • Kinross County Council v Archibald
    • Lord Advocate v Strathclyde Regional Council and Lord Advocate v Dumbarton District Council
    • Oban Town Council v Callander & Oban Railway
    • The Ramblers Association v The Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (and Others)
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Heritage Paths

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  • Heritage Paths Introduction
  • Historic Footpaths
  • The Launch of the Heritage Paths website
  • About Types of Heritage Paths
    • Coffin Roads
    • Drove Roads
    • Fish Roads
    • Heritage Paths Introduction
    • Leisure Paths
    • Medieval Roads
    • Military Roads
    • Pilgrimage Routes
    • Postie Paths
    • Public works and private enterprise: moving towards the modern transport system
    • Religious Routes
    • Roman Roads
    • Salters’ Roads
    • Trade Routes
    • Traveller Routes
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The Bookshelf

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  • About The Bookshelf
  • Guidance on Legislation
  • Legislation
  • Responsible Access
  • Surveys of Rights of Way, Outdoor Access and Procedures
  • Rights of Way and Outdoor Access Management
    • Land Management
    • Path Management
    • People Management
    • Signposting and Interpretation
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Navigation rights and rights in relation to the foreshore

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  • Navigation rights
    • Campbell’s Trustees v Sweeney
    • Colquhoun’s Trustees v Orr Ewing & Co
    • Crown Estate Commissioners v Fairlie Yacht Slip Ltd.
    • Denaby and Cadeby Main Collieries Ltd v Anson
    • Ellerman Lines Ltd v Clyde Navigation Trustees
    • Kames Bay Case – Petition of the Crown Estate Commissioners
    • Walford v David
    • Wills Trustees v Cairngorm Canoeing and Sailing School Ltd
  • Rights in relation to the foreshore
    • Leith-Buchanan v Hogg
    • Marquis of Bute v McKirdy & McMillan
    • Officers of State v Smith
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History

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  • Historic Footpaths
  • The Launch of the Heritage Paths website
  • History of Access
    • A Brief History of Access Rights
    • Boardwalks, the oldest types of constructed path
    • Right to Roam Timeline
    • The Bedford Memorial Bridge
    • The Coming of Statutory Access Rights
    • The Scottish Outdoor Access Code, A Replacement for the Country Code
  • History of ScotWays
    • 175th Anniversary
    • 1844 The beginning of ScotWays
    • Scottish Hill Tracks – the 100+ year story
    • The Association for the Protection of Public Rights of Roadway in and Around Edinburgh
    • The Bedford Memorial Bridge
    • The History of ScotWays
    • Welcome the Scottish Rights of Way and Recreation Society Limited
    • What’s in a name?
    • You are invited to the opening of the Rev A. E. Robertson Memorial Bridge
  • Important People of Scottish Access
    • Adam Black (1784-1874)
    • Archibald Eneas Robertson (1870-1958)
    • Arthur W Russell (1873-1967)
    • Donald Bennet (1928-2013)
    • Donald Grant Moir  (1902-1986)
    • John George Bartholomew (1860-1920)
    • John Hutton Balfour (1808-1884)
    • Professor Sir Robert (Bob) Grieve (1910 -1995)
    • Rennie McOwan (1933-2018)
    • Tom Weir (1914-2006)
    • Viscount James Bryce (1838-1922)
    • Walter Arthur Smith (1852-1934)
    • William Ferris (1894-1963)
  • Signposting
    • 1964 When figure 740 changed the face of path signs
    • A Signposting Tour of the Cairngorms
    • ScotWays’s Oldest Standing Signpost
    • The Changing Face of ScotWays Signs
    • The First ScotWays Signposts
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Scottish Hill Tracks

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  • Scottish Hill Tracks – the 100+ year story
  • Scottish Hill Tracks Updates
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Liability

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  • Cases relating to contributory negligence
    • Smith v Finch
  • Liability of recreational users to one another
    • Anthony Phee v James Gordon & Niddry Castle Golf Club 4 November 2011
    • Milne v Duguid
    • Pearson v Lightning
  • Occupiers’ liability: Cases involving ‘hazards’ in the outdoors
    • Anderson v The Scottish Ministers
    • Brown v South Lanarkshire Council
    • Duff v East Dunbartonshire Council
    • Fegan v Highland Regional Council
    • Graham v East of Scotland Water
    • Johnstone v Sweeney
    • Lang v Kerr Anderson & Co.
    • Marshall v North Ayrshire Council
    • McCluskey v Lord Advocate
    • Michael Leonard v The Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park Authority
    • Prosecution by the Health & Safety Executive Dunoon Sheriff Court, 18th August 2010
    • Strachan v Highland Council
    • Tomlinson v Congleton Borough Council
    • Trueman v Aberdeenshire Council
    • Wright v Nevis Range Development Company
  • Occupiers’ liability: Cases involving children
    • Dawson v Scottish Power
    • Glasgow Corporation v Taylor
    • Jolley v Sutton London Borough Council
    • Stevenson v Glasgow Corporation
  • Occupiers’ liability: Cases involving facilities/indoor premises
    • McCondichie v Mains Medical Centre
    • Poppleton v Peter Ashley Activities Centre
    • Porter v Borders Council
  • Cases involving animals
    • Gardiner v Miller
    • Shirley McKaskie v John Cameron
    • Welsh v Brady
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Other cases of interest

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  • Carol Rohan Beyts v Trump International Golf Club Scotland Limited
  • Law Society of Scotland v Scottish Legal Complaints Commission
  • Neizer v Rhodes
  • R v Howard
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