I: PUBLIC RIGHT OF ACCESS84 Public rights of access at common lawBefore 1926 there was no public right of access to a common except to towns and village greens and commons set aside by the Inclosure Awards for recreation. Even then the right of access was strictly confined to the inhabitants of a particular locality1.
Before 1926 there was no public right of access to a common except to towns and village greens and commons set aside by the Inclosure Awards for recreation. Even then the right of access was strictly confined to the inhabitants of a particular locality1.
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