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Estate Agency Board
northwest1965
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We have just had an Estate Agents board errected outside our house. It is attached to our front gate, with half the sign on the footpath. It is just head height. What happens if someone hits their head on it. Are we liable?
Loved our trip to the West Coast USA. Death Valley is the place to go!
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For goodness sake, if it's in a position where it might hurt someone either move it or tell your estate agents to move it.0
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giddypenguin wrote: »For goodness sake, if it's in a position where it might hurt someone either move it or tell your estate agents to move it.
It's screwed, so I can't move it. However I have already phoned agents. They are coming to move itLoved our trip to the West Coast USA. Death Valley is the place to go!0 -
If you've got a screwdrive, unscrew it.northwest1965 wrote: »It's screwed, so I can't move it. However I have already phoned agents. They are coming to move it
If you haven't, go and buy one. Who knows, you might find it useful to have again one day.0
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