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Most insurance includes a certain amount of public liability which should cover it. Contact your own home insurer, they will probably be able to find out your neighbours insurer and negotiate the claim on your behalf.

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A roof tile once blew of a roof and onto my dads new car bonnet the insurance cpmpany wouldn't pay out and said it was an act of god.

I said give me his address then so I can claim off him.

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A roof tile once blew of a roof and onto my dads new car bonnet the insurance cpmpany wouldn't pay out and said it was an act of god.

I said give me his address then so I can claim off him.

 

What if you told them you don't believe in god?

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My insurance policy reads the wind has to be so many MPH to cover certain damages, but they have covered some of my claims in the past less that what it reads.

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Your mum and OH sound like the sort of neighbours anybody would be proud to live next to Nikki. Unlike the buffoons who live next to them who think everything should be handed to them on plate. They don't deserve any sympathy - send them bill for fence. Why should your mum and OH face spiralling insurance costs because of the neighbours apathy when it comes to taking out their own insurance

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Apparently the tree was ok, but had just been left to grow far too tall. Now the tree has been moved the damage isnt as bad as first thought, probably a couple of hundred quids worth so my mum and OH will just sort it themselves.

The neighbours didnt even come out till after we'd shifted it all, not even to stop their dog going through the gap, and yet when she did my mums OH offered to strim their garden for them at the weekend!!!

 

Sue the neighbours

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