0 a rectangular hole in the door or in a wall near the entrance of a house or other building, through which letters, etc. are delivered --
I do not remotely regard the standing of this document as something which is pushed through the letterbox.
One can publish in all sorts of forms, even by putting leaflets through everyone's letterbox.
For many other children, whose parents have simply been unable to provide the necessary care and support, letterbox contact may be appropriate.
Through the letterbox one day drops a little form inviting him to serve on a jury.
Secondly, that a letterbox should be provided on the outside gate by dog owners.
If the people trying to put whatever it was through the letterbox were damaged as well, the insurance provisions in the amendment would help.
It is not hard to envisage the consequences of such an unpleasant attack, in which petrol is poured through someone's letterbox and set alight.
Did freepost come through my letterbox advertising the local haggis, tatties and neeps restaurant and the local kilt outfitter?
