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As an assistant at the consumer advice centre I will make arguments for bobs case and state relevant cases of contract law which affect it, I will also offer a most likely result of this dispute with a reasoned answer.
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To: the line manager From: consumer advice centre Bob V Tidy skips Bob ordered tidy skips to come and drop off a skip which he wanted to use at his address. Whilst delivering the skip the employee of tidy skips (Sid) negligently drove the delivery vehicle into the wall of Bob's house causing it to collapse and in the process damaged bobs new car. A cost of £1000 was incurred to rebuild the wall and a further £800 was spent on repairs for repairs on the car. Bob has hired skips from tidy skips before on a regular basis. On the past five occasions the invoice that he received afterwards had the following printed on the reverse: "Tidy skips shall not be liable for any loss or damage howsoever caused to a customers premises and if notwithstanding the foregoing, should any liability for damage to a customers property arise, that liability shall be...
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