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Recursion

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10. He doesn't claim to own the public beach
Sat Dec 6, 2014, 05:47 AM
Dec 2014

He claims to own the dirt road people use to get there (and he does in fact own it, but CA law requires him to provide a ROW easement if people were commonly using the route in IIRC 1972).

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Of all the nerve! Billionaires answer to no one and own everything! SoapBox Dec 2014 #1
More evidence that money makes you stupid. nt bemildred Dec 2014 #2
Awesome dreamnightwind Dec 2014 #3
"the ocean and the beaches belong to all of us" Enthusiast Dec 2014 #9
How dare you takers want to use his beach and his ocean?! jillan Dec 2014 #4
It's the dirt road (which nobody contests that he does in fact own) that's at issue here. Recursion Dec 2014 #11
Problem is he knew what he was doing though which in this case was he cstanleytech Dec 2014 #15
thanks for the clarification.... paleotn Dec 2014 #18
Denying access to a public beach. You cannot tell me he was not aware of this when he purchased the jillan Dec 2014 #23
He does NOT OWN a public beach. /nt dballance Dec 2014 #5
He doesn't claim to own the public beach Recursion Dec 2014 #10
If it's an easement, then open it up! KansDem Dec 2014 #12
The factual question of the case is whether it was commonly used before the cut-off date Recursion Dec 2014 #13
And in this case, the 'little old lady' was none other than Pete McCloskey Brother Buzz Dec 2014 #30
You apparenlty didn't read the article. dballance Dec 2014 #14
I've been following this case and the article has that wrong Recursion Dec 2014 #17
I completly see your point. Salacious Lede w/o any Backup. Gets the clicks and ad $ doesn't it? dballance Dec 2014 #31
It's good to see that there is still life in the California Coastal Act! Peace Patriot Dec 2014 #6
Good, judge! No private beaches in Hawaii, either. Cha Dec 2014 #7
she should have jailed his mushy butt for contempt. easychoice Dec 2014 #8
So did he open them yet? Or are beachers storming the gates? lonestarnot Dec 2014 #16
"Was told in july that it was illegal" He told them "F You" Taitertots Dec 2014 #19
Anyone remember the Kennedy's packman Dec 2014 #20
Don't know if your Kennedy claim is valid but location is off. Ineeda Dec 2014 #22
If I remember right, the Kennedy's have their own private beach, since in MA you can own hughee99 Dec 2014 #32
"The ocean and the beaches belone to everyone." Not in New Jersey. Hoppy Dec 2014 #21
in a hurricane,we can only hope FEMA won't access the property, too wordpix Dec 2014 #24
Hardy har har!!!!!!! LOVE IT. MADem Dec 2014 #25
Is that first sentence correct? lovemydog Dec 2014 #26
It is possible that the first sentence is indeed true. But Malraiders Dec 2014 #27
Very interesting Malraiders. lovemydog Dec 2014 #28
Guess he's feeling silly about buying all that free speech with his donations. Guess it didn't 24601 Dec 2014 #29
It's still closed. Owl Dec 2014 #33
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