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Castorway
Last Friday afternoon I did my usual weekly shop at the local ASDA. I returned home without noticing any damage but when using the car in the evening I saw a note under the windscreen wiper. This was from a gentleman who had observed a trolley being blown into my nearside door causing a dent. ASDA has noticed in the warning it does not accept any responsibility for any damage caused to vehicles parked in their car park. Do you think I have any chance of making a successful repair claim and if so can you suggest the best way to make a claim?
Asked on 14 November 2009 by
Answered by
Honest John
Question of negligence. If ASDA took reasonable care to gather up the trolleys, it's off the hook. It cannot be held responsible for the inconsiderate behaviour of its customers.
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