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Personal injury claim advice

dekbhoy · 2010-04-25 22:37:47

hi folks i recently had a relatively bad fall whilst out running along a dublin street, i tripped over a rough patch of ground where works had been completed previously. im aware of the duty of care on pedestrians on public roadways but is there a minimum depth or obstruction before you can proceed to making a compensation…

25-04-2010 10:37pm

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dekbhoy

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hi folks

i recently had a relatively bad fall whilst out running along a dublin street, i tripped over a rough patch of ground where works had been completed previously. im aware of the duty of care on pedestrians on public roadways but is there a minimum depth or obstruction before you can proceed to making a compensation claim. I genuinely tripped because the ground was uneven . In the UK the trip hazard has to be at least one inch in depth.

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