Legal Question in Real Estate Law in Virginia
My husband was suspended from coaching our 2 boys football teams with 2 games left in the season after he voiced his opinion on how disorganized and unfair the league is. Today we received a letter via certified mail from the league and the letter is a no trespassing notice stating he is not allowed on the game or practice fields. This letter comes after I voiced my opinion on exactly what I thought of his unfair suspension. This is a privately run league (not run by county) and the fields that they use for games/practices are fields at some of our local public schools. The schools donate the fields for use to this league during football season. My question is can they legally send him no trespassing papers for a property that they in no way shape or form own? Wouldn't this be something that the school system would have to issue to him as it is on public school property?
1 Answer from Attorneys
If this league is an authorized user of these fields by the school authority, then
it can also be authorized to issue a trespass notice to an individual whom it does not want on or about these same fields during the times it is conducting its
business there (in my opinion).
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