poiuytrewq
Well-Known Member
If it's on private land that I have permission off the landowner to ride anywhere on?
Not sure how that works?
Not sure how that works?
This is why I asked, I wondered as land owners have an obligation to do things like maintain gates etc that they may not have the authority to say horses can use it.Surely if it's a public footpath it's not the landowners decision? Public footpaths on private land are still public footpaths so the usual rules apply?
Surely if it's a public footpath it's not the landowners decision? Public footpaths on private land are still public footpaths so the usual rules apply?
The public has a right of way over the landowners land and as such, are subject to certain conditions. The landowner and any others that have been given permission by the land owner are not subject to those restrictions....they are not 'the public'.
Surely if it's a public footpath it's not the landowners decision? Public footpaths on private land are still public footpaths so the usual rules apply?