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21. Dezembro 2009, 16:08:46 Assunto: Re:  (V): but has every council in the country is facing major cuts its goes without saying that having salt spread on footpaths is way down the list surely its better spend on keeping the roads running free i dont think clearing snow from footpaths is a good idea anyway unless said pavement is going to dry very quickly which is very unlikely with this cold weather because next day it be a skating ring twice has bad 21. Dezembro 2009, 16:16:23 Assunto: Re: Snoopy: Not a case of clearing, just gritting them. And from what I remember of my law classes at college, if someone breaks a leg, etc on the paths then the council is liable and can be sued. I remember this as my tutor sued the council over lack of maintenance regarding a broken paving slab that resulted in her breaking her ankle... she won. |
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