General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Who is responsible for bad belaying?	15-Nov-2007 At 4:57:23 PM	bluey
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On 15/11/2007 ado_m wrote: >Great thread. > >Re "duty of care", I think that Hardrock in the city is close to breaching >its duty regarding maintaining the wall against excessive spinning holds. Apologies for diverting the thread further, but I just wanted to note that I raised this very issue in the "Hardrock city open at last" whatever thread and was waiting for Hardrock themselves to respond. I think they would be in deep legal do-do if someone was injured after falling from a spinning hold. And there are about a billion witnesses (no I don't exagerate) who can state the high number of spinners and length of time that this has been going on.

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