Here is the scenario:
Three flats in a building, sharing equally (1/3 each) the cost of building insurance.
One of the flats is currently unoccupied because of imminent building work. The building works have been delayed. The insurance is £200 more expensive because of the flat being...
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Reply to Insurance questionThe leaseholder of unoccupied flat should pay the extra £200 .
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Hi
I have had water damage to a property. The claim started over 1 month ago, we send photos and documents.
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Reply to insurance claimObviously unacceptable that the insurers have taken so long to send a loss adjuster however before any work was initiated, you should have cleared it with the insurer first. If the property was uninhabitable due to the water damage then the claim could have extended to provide loss of rent cover if...
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Hi,
I have read the sticky posts about water leaking downstairs and insurance. I just want to make sure that I am doing this (legally) right as my situation is quite specific:
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Sorry for the late post, I was away. Just wanted to say thank you for the helpful advice. I will see if I can cover the fees as long as they are not excessive and yes paying for the excess seems like a good option.
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HI,
We recently broke the glass top of our cooker and our agency has quoted £200 higher than what the manufacturer themselves quoted us. They said our landlord's insurance doesn't cover accidental damage but given the fact they quoted so high for the repair we have little trust in them....-
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KTC,
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