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Tenant set fire

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  • clutton_2
    clutton_2 Posts: 11,149 Forumite
    there have been rumours that some councils will allow you to deliver the asbestor sheeting your self for free to some tips - as long as it is not smashed and the dust is getting out..

    i have no intention of paying £1600 for fencing !! £629 is the second quote that came in - that includes a lot of gardening tidying and rubbish removal as well, so a bit better......
  • Sammy85_2
    Sammy85_2 Posts: 1,741 Forumite
    clutton wrote: »
    there have been rumours that some councils will allow you to deliver the asbestor sheeting your self for free to some tips - as long as it is not smashed and the dust is getting out..


    I would imagine it is in quite a bad state if the shed was burned down?
    :jProud mummy to a beautiful baby girl born 22/12/11 :j
  • ekkygirl
    ekkygirl Posts: 514 Forumite
    Thanks for all replies, waiting now to hear from my insurance.
  • ekkygirl
    ekkygirl Posts: 514 Forumite
    Heard from legal team last night that I am not liaible, only the tenant is. He has no money so I think its still going to cost me. Such is life!
  • Sammy85_2
    Sammy85_2 Posts: 1,741 Forumite
    ekkygirl wrote: »
    Heard from legal team last night that I am not liaible, only the tenant is. He has no money so I think its still going to cost me. Such is life!


    If your tenant is liable then its between him and your neighbours insurers to work it out. Im sure your insurance has told you already but, do not accept any fault on your part.

    I would keep an eye on the situation from a distance and see how it pans out.
    :jProud mummy to a beautiful baby girl born 22/12/11 :j
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