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carpark disclaimer

tim63 · 2009-05-17 21:42:22

if a visitors car gets damaged on my drive by one of my kids, would i be legally liable, and would a "parking at owners risk" sign make any differance, its not happened yet but it will happen, thanks

17-05-2009 9:42pm

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tim63

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if a visitors car gets damaged on my drive by one of my kids, would i be legally liable, and would a "parking at owners risk" sign make any differance, its not happened yet but it will happen, thanks

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#2 18-05-2009 11:44am

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My understanding is that yes, you are liable, and no, a sign makes no difference to that.

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#3 19-05-2009 3:31pm

Glenn Quagmire

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Those disclaimers are worthless. They are used to scare away the most guillable of people.

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