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What are the legal implications?

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dawdyboys | 18:00 Tue 21st Aug 2007 | Law
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If I drop a piece of litter in the street its an offence. If I get rid of a load of rubbish illegally on either public or private land its flytipping. I accept and understand why these activities are criminal, punishable offences.

So how come, when I return home from work, open the front door and discover my hallway strewn with bits of paper advertising anything from take-away fast food to estate agent this isn't littering? I havent asked to receive them, they dont contain my address on the front. They've basically deposited rubbish through my letterbox.

I used to have a policy of opening up all the junk mail and posting it all back in the pre-paid envelope just to cost them money, but ran out of the energy to bother.
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