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Icenine

Junior Member
What is the name of your state? South Carolina.

I very recently had a flood in the basement. The water came from a City of Columbia broken water main. It was repaired previously for the same problem within the last 18 months.

I had a dehumidified tent containing various musical equipment and electronics, approximate value $25,000. The 2 inches of water being circulated within a dehehumidified tent has ruined the equipment.

My insurance company will only cover $5000 of property for this kind of damage.

Is it advisable to sue the City of Columbia for the difference in value or am I just wasting my time?

Many Thanks!
 


seniorjudge

Senior Member
What is the name of your state? South Carolina.

I very recently had a flood in the basement. The water came from a City of Columbia broken water main. It was repaired previously for the same problem within the last 18 months.

I had a dehumidified tent containing various musical equipment and electronics, approximate value $25,000. The 2 inches of water being circulated within a dehehumidified tent has ruined the equipment.

My insurance company will only cover $5000 of property for this kind of damage.

Is it advisable to sue the City of Columbia for the difference in value or am I just wasting my time?

Many Thanks!


How many times are you going to post this?
 

Icenine

Junior Member
I do apologize. I had only intended to post once. I was logged out while posting my inital topic...apparently the forum kept my session alive.
 

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