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12th May 2007, 19:33
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| | Classic Account Customer | Re: no insurance I'm sure one of our claims gurus will come along and offer more accurate advice but for now.....
Presumably there will be a tennament policy in force that will cover the whole block of flats as a whole (you'll probably be paying some form of maintainence each month for it). I'd first of all contact the owners of the block and report the situation, their insures should sort it all out.
Failing that, if the flat upstairs has contents cover, then this MAY cover flood damage caused to adjacent properties (this is where i'm a little iffy on details as it not something i usually deal with) so if all else fails, ask upstairs to contact their insurers and see what they say.
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13th May 2007, 13:13
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| | Platinum Account Customer | Re: no insurance Quote:
Originally Posted by mooreda Hi Liz -have you spoken to the occupiers/owners of the flat above where the leak come from? You do have a claim if the occupier/owner has been negligent and in breach of the Occupiers Liability Act 1957. You need to establish from the occupier/tenant of the flat above how the leak has occurred and ask for the details of their Contents Insurance Company and Policy Number. When you have this information you need to contact the Insurer and make a third party claim. | Surely, since you have no contract with the insurer's of the flat above, you will have to claim on the owner/occupier and let them pass it to thier insurers - if they exist - there is no legal obligation to have insurance |
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18th May 2007, 21:49
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| | Basic Account Customer | Re: no insurance Quote:
Originally Posted by demon_x_slash Yikes - all in capitals/uppercase is SHOUTING online - it hurts to read and many people find it v. rude - just to let ya know, Liz, so you don't accidentally annoy anyone  | Thankyou demon_x_slash ,How to use your keyboard lesson one, taken on board,i really didnt mean to shout, i had tried to send the quote three times and it never worked, so you can imagine the frustration felt by me cos it takes me ages to do this one wee bit. |
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