Damage to neighbours property

prosaver

Kynthia wrote: »

I don't think you know much about civil or criminal law.

Q: A neighbour’s trampoline has flown over the fence and dented my car. It will cost me a significant amount to repair. What action can I take?

A: They will only be liable to pay costs if your next door neighbour has been negligent. For example, they may not have secured the trampoline, resulting in the damage to your car. Ask your neighbour if they will pay or claim on their house insurance. Claiming on your own car insurance is also an option

https://www.lawontheweb.co.uk/legal-questions-and-answers/neighbour-disputes/neighbours-flying-trampoline-damaged-car

cyclonebri1

Kynthia wrote: »

I don't think you know much about civil or criminal law.

Neither do I, but I expected this response from at least 1 person.

The poster Prosaver is also missing the point, we are sorting this as a decent family would, what's your issue, no one has denied responsibility.

patman99

The facia above the bay window may be a single integrated unit depending on the age of the property.

cyclonebri1

patman99 wrote: »

The facia above the bay window may be a single integrated unit depending on the age of the property.

It's actually the cover plate where 2 angled windows that form the bay meet. Simply a snap in piece that is 65mm wide and can be used to form multi angles or curves. Given that min length is 5 mtr and to ensure a correct match both sides will be replaced, but thanks for your concern.