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Court case involving boulders placed by council
atherlon
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I’m trying to find details about a high court case involving , I believe Walthamstow council, and them placing boulders around tower blocks and a man dying from injuries from tripping over one of the boulders . Unfortunately I have no dates for when the court case was . This info is for what might become a high court case against my housing association. Any help much appreciated
Sorry if this is in wrong forum
Sorry if this is in wrong forum
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It will be 'Waltham Forest Council'. Try that rather than 'Walthamstow'.2024 wins: *must start comping again!*0
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Sounds very unlikely to me.
What negligence would the council possibly have from placing clearly visible boulders, and somebody then tripping over them?
Perhaps it'd help if you went into a bit more detail about your complaint against your HA, rather than looking for a possibly mythical, possibly irrelevant parallel?0 -
What makes you think this incident happened?
When do you think it happened?0 -
ive taked to someone who says he remembers the article in a London paper when he lived there a few years ago0
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ive taked to someone who says he remembers the article in a London paper when he lived there a few years ago
Oh right then...
Are you sure it wasn’t ‘boulder falls on man, killing him. Counselling is being provided for the family’ As thats the story I remember from the London paper when I lived there some years back.0 -
marliepanda wrote: »Oh right then...
Are you sure it wasn’t ‘boulder falls on man, killing him. Counselling is being provided for the family’ As thats the story I remember from the London paper when I lived there some years back.0 -
Did it dash? Boulderdash.0
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ThePants999 wrote: »Your coat, sir.
I would have put it on sooner, if only I were a little bolder.0 -
There was a story ,a couple of years ago and featured I one of the 'compensation programmes ' ,where someone claimed to have tripped on a piece of metal left standing proud of a pavement after a shop had work done,, but obviously ,they didn't die.0
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