[WinOne4TheGipper]

No soliciting means no soliciting... If it hadn't been for that little bit of info, I'd say sh*t happens.

[Steve Eisenberg]

No soliciting means no soliciting.

I guess that the supermarket people are lucky that, to the best of my knowledge, this case will not be tried by jury. I wonder how much discovery the supermarket will have to allow so that the plaintiff can try proving that training given those who deliver the circulars is inadequate. Unless, that is, the Royal Mail delivers the circulars. In that case, should the Queen be liable?

[cyn]

It was in their letterbox, as I read it. We are not told if it was placed there by the postperson or a store representative. Are they saying the dog knocks himself out just because it is an advertisement? Or might he do this for any brightly colored Christmas card? Perhaps they set him up for failure when they named him Muffin!; he has to pull stunts like this to prove his machismo?

Be that as it may, you are so right -- s*#@ happens.

[honeygrl]

"No soliciting means no soliciting... If it hadn't been for that little bit of info, I'd say sh*t happens."

bingo. Our apartment complex has a sign that says no soliciting at the entrance yet the jerks STILL come knocking on my door anyway trying to sell newspapers and other junk. I wish I had a dog to chase them off. (of course, then they'd probably sue ME)