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Law report: Subsidence verdicts not at odds on 'foreseeability' question

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Law reports contributed by national law firm Berrymans Lace Mawer.

Robbins v LB Bexley and Berent v (1) Family Mosaic Housing (2) Islington
Queen's Bench Division, 16 August 2012

Tree-root subsidence claims are generally brought in both nuisance and negligence. In

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