Interference with goods: how to handle abandoned goods on your land

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If goods belonging to third parties are left or abandoned on your land, you will want to ensure that they are removed quickly. 

If the third party does not remove them, it is important that you understand how to legally dispose of them.  

This Business Guide sets out the procedure to be followed to ensure that goods which are not collected can be lawfully sold.

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