| Added on 01/01/2012 | Law Case (1950 +) |
Micklewright v Surrey County Council. 2010
Guildford County Court.
This case involves a person being killed when a large Oak tree branch
fell onto him. The main issue at trial concerned the condition of the tree prior to the failure of the branch.
Click on this Link to view the PDF: Micklewright Judgment
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Guildford County Court.
This case involves a person being killed when a large Oak tree branch
fell onto him. The main issue at trial concerned the condition of the tree prior to the failure of the branch.
Click on this Link to view the PDF: Micklewright Judgment
Although the above information is deemed to be true and correct, it is possible that errors may exist, henceforth the AIE can not accept any responsibility for any action which may arise from its use. It is recommended that prior to using such information for legal purposes or when instigating any kind of legal action, advice be first sought from a solicitor. Please read our Terms of Use.
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