Do you live in Arizona and therefore familiar with laws the State has for it's leased land? A leasee in Arizona is held liable for anyone injured on their leased land and has to have liability insurance, therefore Barnet would have been liable if one of the Morales hunting party had been injured while hunting on his leased land and that makes him within his rights to determine who can pass onto the land and who cannot.
The State is in the habit of giving out many long term leases and there is very little difference during the coarse of the lease between owning the land and being a leasee. BTW monies from lease of Arizona State Lands goes to support Arizona Schools.
very little difference during the coarse of the lease between owning the land and being a leasee. There may be more of a difference than you think. Properly licensed hunting and fishing is allowed on leased state lands with the restrictions noted. In addition, the state can issue other recreational permits that will allow the permitees to use leased state land.
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