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No such thing about private laws but there can be bylaws/rules that visitors implicitly agree to when they visit but these cannot conflict or invalidate the law
by altacc 3y ago
No such thing about private laws but there can be bylaws/rules that visitors implicitly agree to when they visit but these cannot conflict or invalidate the law of the land. E.g. they are requesting that people not take photos but they cannot physically stop anyone taking photos, they cannot seize equipment, nor demand that any photos taken are deleted or not used, nor take any action due to photographs been taken as long as the photographs don't break any laws. All they can do is use their legally given right to ask people to leave the property as that's what's proscribed as allowable under the law of the land.
- theGeatZhopa 3y agoThank you for pointing that out. I used the wrong words. And way to less of them, too. I mean the same, basically. They can define some rules and you can play after the rules or go with the fools. Enforcement and such is, of course, a thing of the executive. And that is good.