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OREGON.
A friend provided the building knowledge to me, so that I could rebuild a burned down garage on rental property that I own.
After the structure was finished he asked me if he could store some of his things in the structure. I figured that since he helped me build the structure it would be a nice thing to do; an unsaid quid pro quo.
Now after 3 and half years he has finally moved his stuff out. He never complained to me or the tenants that his stuff was damamged. Last week, my tenant helped him move all his stuff out and never said a word about anything being damaged.
My "friend" is now implying in an email, that I am somehow liable for "supposed" damage done to his property. We never had anything in writting and he never complained, even though he was at the structure many times over the years. Now, only after he has moved it; starts the rumblings. How would I be liabel to him?
Thank you,
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OREGON.
A friend provided the building knowledge to me, so that I could rebuild a burned down garage on rental property that I own.
After the structure was finished he asked me if he could store some of his things in the structure. I figured that since he helped me build the structure it would be a nice thing to do; an unsaid quid pro quo.
Now after 3 and half years he has finally moved his stuff out. He never complained to me or the tenants that his stuff was damamged. Last week, my tenant helped him move all his stuff out and never said a word about anything being damaged.
My "friend" is now implying in an email, that I am somehow liable for "supposed" damage done to his property. We never had anything in writting and he never complained, even though he was at the structure many times over the years. Now, only after he has moved it; starts the rumblings. How would I be liabel to him?
Thank you,
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