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Can landowners show that they do not intend to dedicate new rights of way across their land?

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Can landowners show that they do not intend to dedicate new rights of way across their land?

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To prevent use by members of the public creating new rights of way across their land, landowners can send the county council (as the highway authority for County Durham) a map and description of their property and any rights of way crossing it. This is known as a “Section 31 Deposit” as it is made under section 31(6) of the Highways Act 1980.

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