Then he has no rights at all, correct?Why you such a nyH8Ter?
The land belongs to the federal government. Period.
If you want to graze on federal lands, then you SIGN the contract they require. This gives you LIMITED grazing rights.
If you do NOT sign the contract, then you have NO RIGHTS AT ALL.
So Cliven Bundy is dead wrong. What is the other alternative? Originally Posted by ExNYer
http://www.shoosmiths.co.uk/client-r...tion-6146.aspx
At least 20 years continuous and uninterrupted use- This needn't be on a daily basis, but any gaps in use should be relatively short, and any gap of more than a year certainly has potential to cause problems
The same use- If a right of way was used by foot only for 10 years and with vehicles only for a further 10 years, then no right would be acquired. The same type of use must be demonstrated for the full 20 year period
'As of right'- The right must have been exercised without force, secrecy or permission. By implication, this means that a right cannot be acquired where the same person is in possession of the land being benefited and burdened