Carl

A contract of insurance is one of uberimei fidei(sp??)..a "contract of the utmost good faith". An insurer offering liability cover is well entitled to know whether the potential client has a previous conviction & can take a view on its relevance. Just suppose the conviction was for a breach of health & safety laws, what might that say about the client.

It could say a lot or it could just say he's made a mistake due to the unfortunate circumstances of being a human, or it could say he had a dealing with a jobsworth h&s exec, I do see your point but trust works both ways, they don't trust us but we have to take it on trust that the insurer will pay out upon an incident taking place, which isn't always the case

No, its just a simple case of actions having consequences, whats that old saying "if you can't do the time, don't do the crime"

Yeh so if I find a ***** in my house walking out with my tv and decide to give him a crack I should be punnished in every aspect of my life for the rest of my life for an assault charge?????? Fair enough on certain crimes but you can't just use the word record as a blanket excuse and if you do commit a crime then you do do the time!!! So time served and learn from mistakes

It's getting a bit of a joke now, if you have any sort of record at all then it's virtually impossible to get a decent job so the only option is self employed and now they are hitting you there aswell!!! Dictatorship

Unless you threw a branch at someone I don't see what a conviction has to do with the insurance company for liability

Brilliant gents thanks very much and thanks for all the good ideas

Any ideas will help

id be intrested....

Pm me if you want more details

No why what did that one go for?

Bagshaws Residential auction in Derby .... I went to look at it around August I think.

I got it December

Carl,

 

maybe a quick pm to the site owner (if you haven't already) would of been prudential.

 

Members comments, are I'm sure, not aimed at you personally, rather the legitimate concern against clogging up the forum boards with unsolicited sales.

I'm sure you can apprecaiate the time it takes to keep this site user freindly, ordered & relatively friendly.

 

Personaly think that placing it on this site is a perfectly good platform to highlight what you are trying to acheive.

 

Maybe a little pre-thought as to how & where to do it, wouldn't of gone amiss.

 

Good luck with the sale.

 

 

David

 

 

 

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Good luck with the sale.

Yeh point taken mate

pugh-auction.com

 

Could be this one Pughs admit the plan in the brochure is incorrect

No pal that's not my plot

Advertising costs money whereas Arbtalk is free. Good job I am not running Arbtalk as I would charge for any unsolicited advertising.

I wouldn't blame them for advertising but would you extend this to the employment section? Or people selling a woodburner or chipper or van ect?

I'd stick a letter through the door of everyone of those houses that back on to it. You'll get a lot more than 10K if more than one or two of them are tempted.

 

That'll be 2%, please. I'll email the invoice.

 

Best wishes,

 

JR

Yeh I think I'm gonna give this one a try thanks, as for advertising I've contacted woodlands.co.uk and a few local agents and I am going ahead with them if I don't do the grant work myself, I just thought it would be a decent idea to put the word on here as most members actually like woodland quite a lot and have money to spend rather than just bitch about someones posts!!!

Offers in region of 10k serious offers only please guys

The craft fair sounds interesting but I really wouldn't be keen on paintballing, I could see me getting too many complaints from the neighbors, any more ideas??

Definately a decent idea but I have a public footpath along one border and a row of houses along another, I could see a court case breaking out haha

Just because its TPO'd does not mean it cannot be maintained, I'm sure you could draw up a suitable management scheme, to remove some of the suppressed, deceased, poor form trees, etc, with suitable replacement planting.

 

You could then end up with some fire wood and the woodland would have a more sustainable future, you may even be able to get some grant funding.

 

The FC would be my first port of call, as a felling license over rides a TPO, I believe.

I have been to the fc and I can get improvement grants of up to 20 k, I will be doing this, I just want a few ideas of things to do alongside this

In making the TPO the LA has identified it as a public amenity worthy of preserving

 

Flog it to the LA, if they have any money.

I've been to them, they don't have any money, typical

I have a woodland with a tree preservation order on it, can you come up with any profitable ideas?

Great thanks David 07799875426

Look again next week mate it's took a while to get it sorted