Rights of Way and Access to the Countryside

This series sets out comprehensive advice on major areas of legal practice tackled by the solicitor on a day-to-day basis. This book discusses public and private rights of way, how rights of way are created, who is responsible for them, where they should be recorded and how to revoke them.

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This is designed to be the complete guide to the law of public and private rights of way. It explains how rights of way are created, who is responsible for them, where they should be recorded, and how to get them revoked. This new edition contains case law on the Highways Act 1980 and the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981, and includes all statutory changes since the last edition in 1982. New tables of statutes and cases are also included. It should appeal to Lawyers in private practice (particularly provincial), and in local government; estate managers; planners; surveyors; landowners; countryside and ramblers' associations.