thankyou for pointing that out to me MHM !!!!
It all depends if the garden centre is sticking to the rules of the 1st planning consent they were given by the local council, If they have changed the access to there premises and have not had planning reviewed, then in the event of an accident they are at fault, then yes, a valid claim can be made against there insurance for all losses, there insurance company can not use the excuse of "it is private property" due to the fact that it is a buisness where members of the public have full access !!!!
'scuse me agin - but reading between the lines - maybe making 6! - i get the impression that some burk drove in through the "exit" and hit someone legitamately "exiting". Soz Grunt if it woz yu
.Hey Retsy I've a couple of questions I'd like to ask if you don't mind.
1, The car park of a local garden centre has a designated entrance and exit. Is it against the law to use the exit as an entrance.
I think the term "AND IF" is the key to the question.
GRUNT
Well-Known Member
Reet as for the first question, thought as much I shall get the parish council involved.
Second question, It hasn't happened yet but all planning permission has been granted, and I've every intention of using the exit as an entrance, It's a long story. I was thinking more along the lines of the individuals car insurance rather than the garden centres insurance.
Second question, It hasn't happened yet but all planning permission has been granted, and I've every intention of using the exit as an entrance, It's a long story. I was thinking more along the lines of the individuals car insurance rather than the garden centres insurance.
if its an "old wimmin" to be proud of wot you do then bring it on - betta than trying to bring everyone else down to ya own level, like Yella duz.
yuz?
wassup Rets - ave yu seen the light?
go - on givvus a glimmer of a clue
dont keep us in the dark
dont keep us in the dark
