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Icy roads and garden walls
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Hi All
I live in a rented student property and overnight 2 cars have been hit directly outside my house about a foot away from our garden wall.
During the day, it's unlikely there will be no cars to protect our garden wall
so there's a chance it may get hit.
If it does who will be paying to fix it (Us/ the landlord/the person that hit it?/ Insurance? in which case whose)
It's been an eventful night to say the least!
Thanks
7891368
I live in a rented student property and overnight 2 cars have been hit directly outside my house about a foot away from our garden wall.
During the day, it's unlikely there will be no cars to protect our garden wall
so there's a chance it may get hit.If it does who will be paying to fix it (Us/ the landlord/the person that hit it?/ Insurance? in which case whose)
It's been an eventful night to say the least!
Thanks
7891368
War does not determine who is right - only who is left.
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Let your landlord worry about this. If a cars skids into his garden wall, he will have to claim off the car driver's insurance, assuming the driver can be identified."You were only supposed to blow the bl**dy doors off!!"0
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If any of you are in should it happen then do try to get the driver(s) details (after ensuring everyone is ok obviously), your LL would really appreciate it. Put a pad and pen near the door and keep a digital camera handy if possible. It would save a hell of a lot of hassle later.Inside this body lays one of a skinny woman
but I can usually shut her up with chocolate!
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Thank you both!War does not determine who is right - only who is left.0
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