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When it blocks normal access to a property for people or animals.
When it obstructs normal access to a property for people or animals, under Article 91.2.c. This case does not require a signed vehicle-access crossing: that reference applies to vehicle access. The other options describe stops in permitted locations without blocking access or passage. Absence of this particular obstruction does not allow ignoring other bans or risks.
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When made in a permitted place without obstructing access or passage.
When it blocks normal access to a property for people or animals.
When made in a permitted place with access and traffic unobstructed.
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