Why were community lands not recognized by u. s. lawyers?

The concept of community lands is one that is employed in a variety of cultures around the world. It has also been recognized in many law systems. However, this concept was not recognized by U.S. lawyers in the past. This is because "community lands" was not a concept that existed in U.S. law. Moreover, U.S. law generally considered property to be individually held, and community lands do not fit in the category of private property.

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