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Previously on "Teacher awarded £300,000 after slipping on grape"
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Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostTotal madness.
If you slip on a grape, tough tulip. Look where you are going you cretin.
I'd make a great judge in these cases.
I forgot to post the link:
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/education...-on-grape.htmlLast edited by TimberWolf; 15 April 2011, 14:54.
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I stood on a grape once. I didn't hurt myself, but the grape gave a little wine.
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Total madness.
If you slip on a grape, tough tulip. Look where you are going you cretin.
I'd make a great judge in these cases.
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Teacher awarded £300,000 after slipping on grape
[Although in the first sentence of the article that was downgraded to £200,000]
Hundreds of teachers were awarded damages last year for injuries, accidents, assaults and unfair dismissal, some earning more than £500,000.
The total amount awarded in 2010 is likely to be higher than £22 million because details of only a limited number of cases have been made public.
The teacher who slipped on a grape, which had been left on a stairwell, won the compensation because it aggravated an existing hernia problem, leaving him unable to work due to chronic pain.Tags: None
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