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How to make a claim? process

digitalage · 2008-01-11 14:43:10

Could someome please outline the process of making a claim, basically I was running in the phoneix park last night, I run this track alot, but last night when running it was pitch black the gas lamps were not on and for some reason at Marys hospital, some idiot dumped half a tone of sand on the road not accessable by cars,…

11-01-2008 2:43pm

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digitalage

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Could someome please outline the process of making a claim, basically I was running in the phoneix park last night, I run this track alot, but last night when running it was pitch black the gas lamps were not on and for some reason at Marys hospital, some idiot dumped half a tone of sand on the road not accessable by cars, I tripped over and cracked my elbow. There were no signs nor traffic cones to alert people to the mound of sand. There were no witnesses but I have a gps running watch which shoes the route I took. Bascially is worth going through the process of a claim, would I have a good case, all I want is the money for the hospital bill and money for unpaid leave which at the moment is only two days. I went back up today and took some photos of the sand, I have attached one. Any help would be appreciated as i have'nt got a clue when it comes to things like this.

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#2 11-01-2008 3:09pm

johnnysmurfman

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Go see a solicitor.

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#3 11-01-2008 3:29pm

Pines

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digitalage wrote: »

Bascially is worth going through the process of a claim

would I have a good case

all I want is the money for the hospital bill and money for unpaid leave

That would be legal advice. Have a look at the charter, and then your best advice is to go see a solicitor as the previous poster suggested.

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