Posted by NY 986 on August 14, 2011 at 14:57:57 from (67.142.178.24):
I was driving to church this morning and listening to the regional news format AM station. One of the programs is a call-in to a local lawyer about various small time legal issues. Anyways, as I start out the driveway the guest lawyer was discussing hunting/ land owner rights. His opinion was that a land owner would typically be at issue if an accident happened (on his property, of course) even after proper posting and denial of permission was done. The specific point of issue I have was he said a hunter would still have recourse against a landowner where the hunter had previous access to the property but was properly informed that he was no longer allowed to be there. We are not talking about somebody (new to area) inadvertently crossing over and being hurt but somebody who would have known the boundaries in question for many years but willfully trespassed after permission was withdrawn. Is there such a thing as true private property anymore?
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