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our bin smashed a window-help
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Love it - the owner admits that you had nothing to do with it, but thinks you should help pay! Why not ask the bin manufacturer to chip in too, and the person that sold the bin, oh yes and the council because they use it. In fact there are lots of incidental people that could be asked for money...you're one of them but no obligation to pay!
You forgot whoever made the shoes the kicker was wearing. Sure thats going to be hard to figure out but the shop owner could start proceedings against all of the shoe manufacturers they can think of, and see if the manufacturers can prove they're not involved. They're at least as guilty as the OP.If you don't stand for something, you'll fall for anything0 -
Take some decent advice, problem is you left the bin out overnight, which depending on where you live, could be against byelaws, and could leave you open to negligence.0
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