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For Legally Regulated Access to Private Property

Summary by Le Charlevoisien
How to encourage landowners to give their fellow citizens a right to use outdoor activities on their land? By setting up incentives and mechanisms to ensure their legal certainty, concludes a recent report entitled Legal frameworks for access to private land for outdoor activities by Anaïs Rezaigue, Jacob Grubert and Tristan Calvayrac under the Pro Bono Student Program of Canada (EPBC), the report is an important tool for its beneficiary, Réseau…
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How to encourage landowners to give their fellow citizens a right to use outdoor activities on their land? By setting up incentives and mechanisms to ensure their legal certainty, concludes a recent report entitled Legal frameworks for access to private land for outdoor activities by Anaïs Rezaigue, Jacob Grubert and Tristan Calvayrac under the Pro Bono Student Program of Canada (EPBC), the report is an important tool for its beneficiary, Réseau…

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How to encourage landowners to give their fellow citizens a right to use outdoor activities on their land? By setting up incentives and mechanisms to ensure their legal certainty, concludes a recent report entitled Legal frameworks for access to private land for outdoor activities by Anaïs Rezaigue, Jacob Grubert and Tristan Calvayrac under the Pro Bono Student Program of Canada (EPBC), the report is an important tool for its beneficiary, Réseau…

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Le Charlevoisien broke the news on Tuesday, August 25, 2026.
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