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Storm damage resposnbility
krisinghal
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Due to storm if any damage is caused to neghbouring property such as car and other stuff, who ia responsible?
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Generally the person whose property has been damaged is responsible for getting it sorted. That's certainly been my experience. A tile from my neighbour's roof went through the roof of my conservatory. My insurer confirmed that I would need to claim off my own insurance because it is storm damage, and there is nothing to suggest negligence on the part of my neighbour.
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