pipme said:
That's not so - you have a duty of care to anyone on your property, even if they are there illegally.FWL_Engineer said:Also, he should have parked it in his garden then done it, nothing the law could do then.
Yes you're right, a burglar won a court case from the houseowner who put nails upside down on his fence panel. I have also seen glass on top of brick wallban-all-sheds said:That's not so - you have a duty of care to anyone on your property, even if they are there illegally.FWL_Engineer said:Also, he should have parked it in his garden then done it, nothing the law could do then.
If you've done something deliberate to endanger them, e.g. electrified cars, mantraps, dogs you know to be dangerous, then you are breaking the law.
masona said:Yes you're right, a burglar won a court case from the houseowner who put nails upside down on his fence panel. I have also seen glass on top of brick wallban-all-sheds said:That's not so - you have a duty of care to anyone on your property, even if they are there illegally.FWL_Engineer said:Also, he should have parked it in his garden then done it, nothing the law could do then.
If you've done something deliberate to endanger them, e.g. electrified cars, mantraps, dogs you know to be dangerous, then you are breaking the law.![]()