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  • 31/03/2014 at 9:56 am #9429 Reply | Quote
    Phil

      Nearly two months ago a flexible hose connecting my kitchen mixer tap to the mains burst in the middle of the night damaging the carpets and the kitchen cupboard. My contents insurance assessor and the body corporate manager both initially saw the repairs to the cupboard as a Body Corporate issue.

      The executive committee has recently met and decided not to authorise the repairs to the cupboard. My insurance company is looking into it but so far has not got back to me. What happens now?

      It seems that the executive committee regards the hose in similar light as a hose connecting a dishwasher to the water supply. It is however an original fitting as is the kitchen.

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    Reply To: Reply #21314 in flooding
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