I got hurt on my deck that had a big hole in it that my landlord was fixing, should she pay my Er bill? - fixing decks
It was a big hole in our terrace over a year now, and it hurts me (it was a guard, but do not block the full opening. If the owner (New York) I pay for medical expenses? "She does not believe that I but because their wealth is made, caused the construction of what I think I should. Who's right?
Monday, January 25, 2010
Fixing Decks I Got Hurt On My Deck That Had A Big Hole In It That My Landlord Was Fixing, Should She Pay My Er Bill?
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Your landlord has to fix things in time. It looks like what you did. Then it comes up when you said do not worry. In the end, I think, when asked the name of your insurance company that was willing the bill or the insurance to pay.
I think that is correct. She knew that the hole is not yet taken the necessary precautions.
I think they should pay. There should be a series of rights and guarantees, and I would say that operations do not comply with a big hole in a pierced lid for one year with the warranty of habitability, if not entirely abandoned.
Myc is a republic, and it is responsible
Myc is a republic, and it is responsible
I think they were certainly aware of the hole. It was his own stupidity that caused the accident through no fault of the owners.
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