Consequential damage

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  • 24/10/2012 at 2:19 pm #8510 Reply | Quote
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      Water penetration in a tiled bathroom/shower on a common property wall has compromised the waterproofing material on the wall and on the shower floor and rendered the membrane ineffective. Whilst the Owners Corporation is accepting responsibility for the cost of re-waterproofing and re-tiling of the wall and shower floor, there is talk of a subsequent claim by the owner for consequential damage to flooring material (i.e. carpet) in areas immediately outside the affected bathroom.

      Who is responsible for the cost of repairing consequential damage of this nature?

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    Reply To: Reply #16993 in Consequential damage
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