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I contacted the restaurant manager last week. He told me about what happened with the delivery truck on Friday. Apparently the door of the truck struck a customer's car headlight as the delivery man unloaded boxes in the delivery bay. Am I angry? Absolutely! After speaking with the insurance company, they told me I am liable to pay a £1000 insurance claim made by the customer, as the truck was parked on my property.
I contacted the restaurant manager last week. He told me about what happened with the delivery truck on Friday. Apparently the door of the truck struck a customer's car headlight as the delivery man unloaded boxes in the delivery bay. Am I angry? Absolutely! After speaking with the insurance company, they told me I am liable to pay a £1000 insurance claim made by the customer, as the truck was parked on my property.
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No ratings on this site; we just help out when we can. I think that I am liable to pay a £1000 sounds more natural to me as I am liable/responsible for the £1000 insurance claim.
- No ratings on this site; we just help out when we can.
- I think that I am liable to pay a £1000 sounds more natural to me as I am liable/responsible for the £1000 insurance claim.
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No ratings on this site; we just help out when we can. I think that I am liable to pay a £1000 sounds more natural to me as I am liable/responsible for the £1000 insurance claim.
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