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Friend's son caused damage to car
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£300 to discover that a "friend" isn't that at all.
Sounds pretty cheap to me.0 -
Small claims court will be a complete waste of time and money - the persons son is only 5 years old, you have not a hope in hells chance of securing and kind of claim against him!
As for the mother paying, she should have said 'Sorry' and maybe even offered to pay for some of the damage if not all, however she is under no legal duty to nor she she under any duty to tell her 5 year old son off, sorry but he is 5, what do you expect?!
I think you just need to be careful in future, try ringing round, you will most likely find someone desperate for work and will do it cheaper!0 -
Pew_Pew_Pew_Lasers! wrote: ȣ300 to discover that a "friend" isn't that at all.
Sounds pretty cheap to me.
I think my son should hold that thought !
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I bet her response was "it's only a car"“I may not agree with you, but I will defend to the death your right to make an a** of yourself.”
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