Legal Definitions - demesne land of the Crown

Demesne land of the Crown refers to land that belongs to the sovereign or government, as opposed to private ownership. It is also known as Crown land. This type of land is usually reserved for personal use or government purposes.

• In England and Canada, demesne land of the Crown is owned by the sovereign or government and is used for various purposes such as parks, military training grounds, and government buildings.
• In the United States, public land is similar to demesne land of the Crown and is owned by the government. Examples include national parks, forests, and wildlife refuges.

These examples illustrate how demesne land of the Crown or public land is owned by the government and used for various purposes that benefit the public or the government.