OVERTURE PIHale & Voss LLPDEMO
SOVEREIGNSHADOWHV-PB 2026.10

Notice reached the property manager; the snow contractor is unknown

REC-HV-1455-5REVIEWEXCEPTIONSHADOW v1.0HV-1455
DEMO KEY ONLYNOT THIRD-PARTY VERIFIEDSigned with a demo key. Trust root self-published. Third-party verification: none.The demo key is not a firm key: a third party cannot rely on it.
What was checked
Rule
Snow and ice on private property: written notice within 60 days
Instrument
Occupiers' Liability Act, s. 6.1
Enforcement
reference, routes to review or escalation
Verification status
SECONDARY 60-day noticeCOUNSEL-CONFIRMS Who must be served
Policy sources
What it rests on
InputValueBasisSource
Date of the fall2026-01-22From a document
Written notice served2026-03-10, on the property managerFrom a document
Snow removal contractorNot on fileMissingno document
Notice on the snow contractorNot on fileMissingno document
Deterministic reasoningno model sits here, by design
  1. Owner from the land registry search: PL Holdings (fictional). NOTICE-WHO-01 is satisfied, so NOTICE-OLA-61 applies, not the City rules.
  2. Fall 2026-01-22; 60 calendar days closes the window 2026-03-23.
  3. Notice to the property manager 2026-03-10: inside the window.
  4. No document names the snow contractor. Who must be served is counsel-confirms.
The record's slots
Confidence
Missing
Question
Who held the snow removal contract, and was notice served on them? (lawyer)
Reviewer
empty
Tier
SHADOW v1.0 May raise a question. Cannot block, bind or stand as authority (SHADOW-01).
Outcome
empty while the file is open
Coverage
7 documents on file, 1 not yet extracted: verdict degraded
Evidence packFalcon

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