Vimmonen: ids and related to

2016-09-18T15:05:38Z

ids and related to

Admin: 1 revision imported

2016-09-10T12:14:23Z

1 revision imported

Vimmonen: big import

2015-07-17T08:15:59Z

big import

New page

{{European policy
|Name=Spanish Civil Code
|Regions=Catalonia
|Description=The Spanish Civil Code in the article 45.1 foresees the right of the society to enjoy an adequate environment and the duty to preserve it.
The article 388 allows for fencing of and limiting public access to private properties. Nevertheless, traditionally free access is granted to most forests with few exceptions where holding devoted to hunting, truffle production or cattle breeding can be fenced. Forest owners who do not want externals to enter into their property must explicitly indicate so on the limits of the forest with clearly visible signs.
To resume: the Civil Code states all forest owners have the right and the duty to manage their forests in a sustainable way, always not limiting the social use. The owner of the land also owns the fruits of the soil and the subsoil excepting the wildlife (res nullius).
|Full reference=Spanish Civil Code, 2009
|Scope=National
|Response set=Catalonia
|Subject=Forests,Access
|Policy domain=Forestry
|Class=Policy
|Policy area=Forestry
}}

@@ Line 12: / Line 12: @@
 |Class=Policy
 |Policy area=Forestry
 }}

← Older revision	Revision as of 12:14, 10 September 2016
(No difference)

Spanish Civil Code - Revision history

Vimmonen: ids and related to

Admin: 1 revision imported

Vimmonen: big import