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Originally Posted by Rose
One of the complainants used information he gathered when hired as a surveyor by the Farm back in the 80's to give a presentation to the town of Gilford against the Farm last year.
That just doesn't seem right.
Perhaps the Farm should be reimbursed.
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Information gleaned by a surveyor who was merely observing that which was plainly visible to the public eye would not be considered confidential.
But you're trying to obfuscate, which in your position as someone with a vested interest in the outcome ("That family and that place is part of my heritage") is completely understandable.
I wonder what punishment, fine, or penance, if any, should be meted out to Ames Farm for charging a fee to launch boats for years, when it was never legal for them to do so?
Where do you draw the line between sharp business practices and illegality?
Ignorantia juris non excusat.