
Originally Posted by
Katlan
Not necessarily. It can be seen as Niantec encouraging trespassing which can be seen as a Public/Private Nuisance violation depending on the scope. But as long as Niantec diligently removes these asap upon been given notifying then their liability will be low to none. If it is found out that a reasonable company in their situation could of rectified the problem by removing the stops in X amount of days, and instead it took them XY amount of days, and they have a poor reason as to why it took them XY length, then yes they can be easily found liable.
How much? Meh not worth getting into since I am sure they are removing them with good speed