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council insurance

  • 24-04-2013 10:40am
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    Maudi
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    hoping someone on here can help with..my mother who is 72 lives in a council property..some weeks ago a neighbour started a accidential fire in his adjoining garden .the fire spread to several gardens and sheds including my mother.she lost her entire fence and garden shed plus contents and had a lot of water/smoke damage to her garden..she has replaced the fence herself since..the council deny all responsibility ..can this be right?and should she contact the councils insurers?? any advice appreciated..m


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    hullaballoo
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    Sorry, but there is no legal advice allowed in this forum. Please read the forum Charter before posting here again.

    You/your mother should seek legal advice from a legal professional.


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