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The Assembly Government confirmed that the unoccupied post offices will be liable for rates on the same basis as other commercial properties.
Even in the absence of a contract or tenancy, any person who has control over any part of a non-domestic premises or the access to and from the building will also be liable as a dutyholder.
A A RECENT House of Lords decision states that the person who has control of land will be liable for any damage caused by the escape of something he has brought on to that land if the possibility of damage being caused was something which the owner could reasonably be expected to insure against.
 
 
 
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