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Who pays for damage from windblown tree?


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Pretty black and white for me. Sadly for the owner its their bad. Owners and occupiers liability act. HOW EVER in instances when strong winds occur insurance companies would pay for damage. But good luck navigating the intricacies of that! Some companies don't cover "acts of god".

 

If the owner of the failed tree has no property insurance that probably wouldn't count in their favour if it escalated as this sort of shows negligence.

 

I can see how these sorts of rows occur though.

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2500 wow OK layland have a lot of branch but thats a lot of money.

 

As for who pays, basic legal convention, you are responcible for what you keep on your land.

 

there are defenses and act of god is one,

 

this however is one of htoes cases she should go to the council, Housing `Act if shes a tenent the EHo housing can force certain issues, if its near a highway s154b of the HW act 1980, or failing that s23 misc provs 76.

 

where theres will and knowlege theres a way

 

lol

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