Windstorm ripped the entire rack off the top of my car damaging the car behind me. Am I liable? - car top rack
The Board had further warnings before you travel. The storm had broken a few small trees. I am not sure if this vehicle is rare as a drive. I am under Australian law. Is it an "act of God"?
Wednesday, January 20, 2010
Car Top Rack Windstorm Ripped The Entire Rack Off The Top Of My Car Damaging The Car Behind Me. Am I Liable?
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It was his duty, the desire (and constraints to see) have been adequately protected. There was a storm is largely irrelevant whether a tree uprooted under (in fact, taken for example) and load your car.
A police report was?
If you accepted responsibility, or have a negative report from the police, has problems. Maybe anyway.
You should not be on the road, without insurance, so that many open spaces.
It was his duty, the desire (and constraints to see) have been adequately protected. There was a storm is largely irrelevant whether a tree uprooted under (in fact, taken for example) and load your car.
A police report was?
If you accepted responsibility, or have a negative report from the police, has problems. Maybe anyway.
You should not be on the road, without insurance, so that many open spaces.
It was his duty, the desire (and constraints to see) have been adequately protected. There was a storm is largely irrelevant whether a tree uprooted under (in fact, taken for example) and load your car.
A police report was?
If you accepted responsibility, or have a negative report from the police, has problems. Maybe anyway.
You should not be on the road, without insurance, so that many open spaces.
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