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A feww months ago I damaged my car in the car park of a large hotel whilst i was attending a course. I didn't know at the time but found out afterwards that this car park is renowned for accidents as it is wery tight. I asked to speak to a manager who dismissed my claim out of hand. However, i have since found out from a colleague who stayed at this hotel that tehy were warned about this car park when they checked into the hotel. Therfore the hotel are aware of the problems with this car park. I going to get a few estimates for the repairs and writing to the hotel requesting the least expensive. If the hotel refuse to give me the money does anyone know if i can take them to the small claims court?
All help is much appreciated
Yes it was me who damaged the car, my question is because the hotel know that the car park is very tight and actually warn people when they are checking in are they therefore negligent?
Yes it was me who damaged the car, my question is because the hotel know that the car park is very tight and actually warn people when they are checking in are they therefore negligent?
Personally I don't think you have any rightful claim against the hotel. (I may be wrong).
They may have been negligent had they failed to warn you.
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