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Originally Posted by thill
Honestly, this would most likely never even make it to court as the management company would most likely settle the minute you got a lawyer involved. This is why they have property insurance and they would simply make a claim.
I sat in two condo associations and can tell you we had to have insurance for just these types of reasons. This is not force majeure, there was not catastrophic storm or earthquake that caused this, clearly the structure was weakened and most likely not up to code.
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Well that's fine but I'm pretty sure they said that there was no response from the apartment complex; i may be wrong though, it's been a long time since I've read through this thread. A lawyer would at least get a response.
And I think you could say it was force majeure since there was snow on the cover. If there was an abnormal amount of snow from say a blizzard, then I'm relatively sure that it would qualify.