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Previously on "Clear case of negligence"

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  • centurian
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    So does this mean we can sue the estates/families of train suicides for lost billing time due to delays caused.

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  • Spacecadet
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    Originally posted by Paddy View Post
    The key to this is negligence. Indeed the deceased was negligent.
    if it was found that it was the deceased fault that he was hit by a train then I agree he (or his insurance company) should be sued.

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  • Paddy
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    Originally posted by NickFitz View Post

    "A large portion of his body flew about 100 feet onto the southbound platform, where it struck Gayane Zokhrabov, then 58. She was knocked to the ground, her leg and wrist broken and her shoulder injured."

    The key to this is negligence. Indeed the deceased was negligent.

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  • NickFitz
    started a topic Clear case of negligence

    Clear case of negligence


    "A large portion of his body flew about 100 feet onto the southbound platform, where it struck Gayane Zokhrabov, then 58. She was knocked to the ground, her leg and wrist broken and her shoulder injured."

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