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To: GOP_Muzik
So, if someone trips while on your property and gets hurt, you don't think it would help their case to be able to prove you set up the conditions intentionally for someone to trip and get hurt?

OK, fine. (But it might be wise to read your homeowner's policy to see what obligations your insurance company has if you do something like that intentionally. If I were an insurance company, I'd put a clause in there saying I wouldn't be responsible for paying such a claim. But that's just me.)

45 posted on 10/08/2004 7:34:40 AM PDT by savedbygrace
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To: savedbygrace

Were they committing a CRIME against me when they tripped and got hurt? Don't forget, tresspassing and stealing MY property is still a crime. This isn't a booby trap, it is mother nature.

You can get seriously cut on a bramble if you climb over my fence with the intent to burglarize my house. The liability is exactly the same.

I already called my lawyer, and he said it was a great idea.


49 posted on 10/08/2004 7:41:38 AM PDT by GOP_Muzik
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