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Why you should be a member of the CLA


Anyone who owns rural land will benefit from joining the CLA.

With the rewards of owning rural land and property in the countryside come responsibilities – CLA membership provides you with the knowledge and expertise to help you recognise all the opportunities and avoid the pitfalls.

Our members include landowners of all kinds – from those who own a country house with just a few acres to those who own woodland or run smallholdings, from farmers large and small to estate owners with many diversified business streams and institutions. Find out more today.

Anyone who runs a rural business will benefit from joining the CLA

Membership of the CLA is a unique networking opportunity with the key landowning and rural communities you need to reach. In addition, you can benefit from access to free advice on all general aspects of rural legislation, ensuring that you can take advantage of opportunities as they arise. Whether you run an enterprise which is connected to the land or simply provide products to the rural community, find out how CLA can help you as a business member.

Any professional working in the rural community will benefit from joining the CLA

Whether you are a sole practitioner, a partner in a rural practice or large national firm, there are many reasons why you should become a professional member of the CLA. Find out what we can do for you.

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The Advisory Services are made available to members on the basis that members' rights to compensation and the liability (if any) of CLA and its officers and/or its staff advisers, are restricted in the following ways. In the event of any advice given by any CLA staff adviser being given negligently or otherwise being incorrect no liability whatsoever is accepted by the CLA or its officers or by its staff advisers concerned

(a) towards any person who is not the current CLA member to whom the advice was directly given,

(b) to any person in the respect of consequential loss or loss of profits, or

(c) to any person for any sum exceeding £50,000 in respect of any one enquiry (whether made or responded to orally or in writing and whether dealt with at one time or over a period of time).

Any person making use of the Advisory Services accepts such restrictions. Members should refer to appropriate professional advisers in private practice before taking any particular course of action potentially or actually involving any substantial amounts of money.

Please note that whilst the advisers are able to advise on a wide range of subjects relating to land ownership, they cannot act in place of a member's own solicitor, accountant, surveyor and tax specialist by, for example, drafting documents or corresponding on their behalf and may be precluded, by the rules of their own professions, from advising one CLA member against another CLA member in the case of conflict.

Solicitors Indemnity Fund . Solicitors in the CLA Legal Team are not covered by the Solicitors Indemnity Fund in relation to professional negligence in relation to any advice given by them.

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