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Originally Posted by DiabeticKripple
no its shows you private land owners that use the CLAS app to manage the access to their lands for them.
Essentially you pay to use the app, landowners pay to use the app, and the company will manage the access to the properties on the landowners behalf.
I emailed SRD about this a few years ago, and its legal because CLAS doesnt pay the landowners.
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And this is where a lawsuit could bring CLAS to an end.
SRD is just giving you their legal opinion, not an actual court ruling on whether this is legal.
I call it a bluff.
CLAS is being paid by the Landowners to be an "Agent" for them.
The public is also paying CLAS to be an "Agent" for the landowner.
Thus the consumer's payments to CLAS are actually a benefit received by both CLAS and the Landowner.
This is where (IMO) the arrangement is illegal.
Have a lawyer ready to sue CLAS and the Landowner if you stumble over a rock and hurt yourself.
These payments will likely be accepted by a court as payment for access, thus making your access a commercial endeavor.
This payment will likely remove the Landowner and agent from protection by the Trespass to Premises Act.
If anyone gets hurt while hunting CLAS properties. SUE!
Screw you CLAS.
You lied to my face.
Years ago you promised me that you would not go down this road.
Greedy liars.
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