The EU, doing what it does best.


http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-27...paign=1490

Typical Daily Mail bo cks. You would only need it if you used the mower in a public place. The situation where you have employees in the area could be different but I would expect there is already a need for some form of employer liability insurance. GONE - '07 TD4 GS manual Zermatt Silver
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The Swiss Insurance Mafia being what they are, and, the Swiss themselves always wishing to blame someone else for their own inadequacy strongly advise third party liability insurance for ride-on mowers.

This is a sales con-trick, as the smart segment of society know the fine print of their third party household liability insurance will already cover them for an accidental over-mow into the neighbours garden/land or slicing off their tow caps.

mines listed on the fleet insurance schedule fully comp. its a valuable thing and also I indirectly pay someone to drive it so we dont want and no win no fee type claims after an accident At work
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