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- Land_Reform_in_Scotland comment "Land reform in Scotland began by the Land Reform Act 2003, an Act of the Scottish Parliament which ends the historic legacy of feudal law.It has three parts: unhindered access to open countryside, rights for communities to buy their land when the landowner puts it to sell, and rights of crofting communities to buy their land even without the consent of the landowner. This latter right decisively changes the balance of power between the crofting community and the landowner.1.".