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Car Scratched in Works Car Park - can I claim

bignred05
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Returned to my car recently to find some Bar-steward had scratched/keyed my car across 2 doors
my car (only 7 weeks old at the time) was parked on my works (local authority) car park, for which a pay a monthly fee to park
there are no signs, like the usual ones about owns responsibility for damage whilst parked, also should add its an open car park where as others near by are locked and fenced off
the scratch is so obvious I am 100% sure it happened during the day it was parked there
anyone offer any advice on where I stand ref claiming from my employers insurance ??
I have lodged a claim, but as you would expect they have tuned it down saying no deal
Thanks
my car (only 7 weeks old at the time) was parked on my works (local authority) car park, for which a pay a monthly fee to park
there are no signs, like the usual ones about owns responsibility for damage whilst parked, also should add its an open car park where as others near by are locked and fenced off
the scratch is so obvious I am 100% sure it happened during the day it was parked there
anyone offer any advice on where I stand ref claiming from my employers insurance ??
I have lodged a claim, but as you would expect they have tuned it down saying no deal
Thanks
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We specialise in unfair private parking tickets here, but unless you can prove your employer was negligent then I doubt you can blame them.I married my cousin. I had to...I don't have a sister.All my screwdrivers are cordless."You're Safety Is My Primary Concern Dear" - Laks0
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Returned to my car recently to find some Bar-steward had scratched/keyed my car across 2 doors
my car (only 7 weeks old at the time) was parked on my works (local authority) car park, for which a pay a monthly fee to park
there are no signs, like the usual ones about owns responsibility for damage whilst parked, also should add its an open car park where as others near by are locked and fenced off
the scratch is so obvious I am 100% sure it happened during the day it was parked there
anyone offer any advice on where I stand ref claiming from my employers insurance ??
I have lodged a claim, but as you would expect they have tuned it down saying no deal
Thanks
unsure why you came here, we don't deal with scratches, just parking (which has nothing to do with scratches)0 -
unsure why you came here, we don't deal with scratches, just parking (which has nothing to do with scratches)
I read the forum as
Parking Tickets, Fines and PARKING
So I assumed this was the correct forum to use yeah ??
if not please advise likewise
as for liabilty, I should of added I pay to park in this car park, so I asume their is a form of contract between us0 -
I read the forum as
Parking Tickets, Fines and PARKING
So I assumed this was the correct forum to use yeah ??
if not please advise likewise
as for liabilty, I should of added I pay to park in this car park, so I asume their is a form of contract between us
Yes this is about parking but damage is not part, this forum cannot help you0 -
I read the forum as
Parking Tickets, Fines and PARKING
So I assumed this was the correct forum to use yeah ??
if not please advise likewise
as for liabilty, I should of added I pay to park in this car park, so I asume their is a form of contract between us
I fear you are urinating in a strong gale with this one, unless you have proof it was another employee that did it how can you involve the employer?0 -
Does the car park have CCTV monitoring? If so it will be worth approaching the site security office to see if anything picked up.'People are stupid; they can only rarely tell the difference between a lie and the truth, and yet they are confident they can, and so are all the easier to fool.' Wizard's first rule © Terry Goodkind.0
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