Acquiring communal ressource rights by long term use after Lewis v Redcar

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The paper explores the concept of communal resource rights, particularly focusing on how these rights can be acquired through long-term usage. It delves into the limitations of English Law, which prevents communities from owning land outright or holding fee simple estates. Instead, it highlights the development of restricted communal property rights that apply to commons, providing insight into the legal framework governing these unique rights.