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Injury from snow falling off building roof

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Zigner

Zigner

Senior Member, Non-Attorney
The management company was notified of the snow, or of the injury?

And, prior injuries due to snow falling off of the roof does NOT equate to negligence for THIS incident.
 


justalayman

justalayman

Senior Member
Zigner said:
And, prior injuries due to snow falling off of the roof does NOT equate to negligence for THIS incident.
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it puts them on notice that when it snows, there is a problem with it falling onto people. Failure to deal with the known problem can be seen as negligence.

Obviously it is all subject to argument and demands for proof.
 
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Willlyjo

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justalayman said:
it puts them on notice that when it snows, there is a problem with it falling onto people. Failure to deal with the known problem can be seen as negligence.

Obviously it is all subject to argument and demands for proof.
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Well said Justalayman! You finally agree with me eh?:cool:
 
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