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A fencer caused damage to my community garden whilst working on a property.

Anonymous user 03/03/2024 - 3.42 PM

Can I claim on their PLI although I didn't hire him? Thank you all for your suggestions. I believe I am on course now for a resolution to this problem. Your help is very much appreciated!

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4 Answers

Jcr gardens and landscape

Rating: 5 out of 5
Haywards Heath
Hi There is different levels of liability insurance My liability covers me for damage to someone else’s property whilst working even if I’m not hired by that person So you might want the contractor to check his liability Hope this helps
Answered24 March 2022
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Cranngorm Property Maintenance

Rating: 5 out of 5
Beauly
Hello, You should contact the contractor. His liability insurance may be able to cover it or he may propose another form of repairing the damage.
Answered24 March 2022
3

Anonymous user

Firstly have you spoken to the fencer directly and asked him to repair the damage? Do you have proof that he caused the damage? Video evidence? Kevin
Answered24 March 2022
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AM Steel Solutions

Rating: 5 out of 5
Denny
Trading standards push the 3 'R' Rule. Repair Replace Or refund. Insurance or not . They have to leave the area as they found it. If not its damage to property, reportable to the authorities. Thanks
Answered10 April 2022
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