[chopsie]

I have read on a council website or two (whilst googleing salt suppliers), that it is highly unlikely that you will get sued for clearing snow/ice, in fact they encourage it.

[mci services]

I have read on a council website or two (whilst googleing salt suppliers), that it is highly unlikely that you will get sued for clearing snow/ice, in fact they encourage it.

yep ours is encouraging it as well as doing the road in front if you can and elderly neighbours.

[Darren70]

Hi
    The problem is that by salt/gritting you are changing the condition of the floor and it would be your fault if anyone slips on that floor.I am not saying to work and not spread salt/grit just that you change the condition of the floor its your fault.by useing wfp your changing the condition aswell.  

[Matthew Bateman]

Darren, you still haven't told me what happens when you put salt on an icey path.

[Frankybadboy]

Hi
    The problem is that by salt/gritting you are changing the condition of the floor and it would be your fault if anyone slips on that floor.I am not saying to work and not spread salt/grit just that you change the condition of the floor its your fault.by useing wfp your changing the condition aswell.  

darren are you a lawyer. : :

has anybody you know been sued,NO

GET REAL

[G Griffin]

Yeah, take it with a pinch of sodium chloride.

[Darren70]

MATT yes the ice will melt,and nobody should fall/slip your right,nobody sues anybody its a perfect world.I never said its wrong to work and to salt/grit it was just a piont veiw but you seem a bit on the defence on this piont which is fine.

[barry mallett]

ive never put salt or grit down . and ive only had 3 custys slip and break bones . one was a pensioner who broke her hip and collar bone . i dont think thats bad going in nearly 30 years

[AuRavelling79]

ive never put salt or grit down . and ive only had 3 custys slip and break bones . one was a pensioner who broke her hip and collar bone . i dont think thats bad going in nearly 30 years

That'll save the Dept of Pensions a few bob in pension and the NHS a few bob keeping her alive then eh Barry! 

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