About: Mr. Nesbit

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Mr. Nesbit was an insurance assessor who called into the Corner Shop for a claim submitted by Renee Bradshaw. This resulted from Bet Lynch unplugging the shop freezer at night before she went to bed, thinking she was unplugging the shop heater. About £120-worth of goods were ruined but Mr Nesbit, after some searching through paragraphs about war and revolution, pointed out that the policy had a clause that meant that wilful acts were excluded and that included pulling the plug out. Renee and Bet weren't too pleased but Nesbit shrugged it off as a fact of life they had to cope with and left.

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rdf:type	Character
rdfs:label	Mr. Nesbit
rdfs:comment	Mr. Nesbit was an insurance assessor who called into the Corner Shop for a claim submitted by Renee Bradshaw. This resulted from Bet Lynch unplugging the shop freezer at night before she went to bed, thinking she was unplugging the shop heater. About £120-worth of goods were ruined but Mr Nesbit, after some searching through paragraphs about war and revolution, pointed out that the policy had a clause that meant that wilful acts were excluded and that included pulling the plug out. Renee and Bet weren't too pleased but Nesbit shrugged it off as a fact of life they had to cope with and left.
dcterms:subject	1977 minor characters Coronation Street characters 1977 minor characters Coronation Street characters
Number of Appearances	1(xsd:integer)
First Appearance	1977-03-23(xsd:date)
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Character Name	Mr. Nesbit
Played By	Peter Ivatts
Occupation	Insurance assessor
abstract	Mr. Nesbit was an insurance assessor who called into the Corner Shop for a claim submitted by Renee Bradshaw. This resulted from Bet Lynch unplugging the shop freezer at night before she went to bed, thinking she was unplugging the shop heater. About £120-worth of goods were ruined but Mr Nesbit, after some searching through paragraphs about war and revolution, pointed out that the policy had a clause that meant that wilful acts were excluded and that included pulling the plug out. Renee and Bet weren't too pleased but Nesbit shrugged it off as a fact of life they had to cope with and left.

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