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On Wed, 20 Feb 2008, J. Chisholm wrote:
Where I used to live some idiot insisted on parking his (almost)HGV on the footway. Apart from the damage and difficulty in getting past with prams/pushchair etc, the water main beneath the path eventually failed. Now if only it were worth suing such idiots. Why isn't it? If the damage is worth less than 5000 UKP (which seems likely), the council could do it via the small claims process. That's simple and quick, and the court can't award costs, so even if the council loses, it doesn't cost them anything other than the wasted time. Being a large organisation who would be launching these cases quite often, they could run the operation very cheaply, and pretty solidly, so they should do well at it. tom -- The best way to predict the future is to invent it. -- Alan Kay |
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