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The person who caused the damage.

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Q: Parked vehicle damaged on private property who is responsible for damages?
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If a car is illegally parked on a private property and is hit by the property owner's vehicle while backing out Is the owner still responsible for the damages?

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Does homeowner's property liability insurance cover for claims arising from the public using a private road owned by me in the title The road is not hard surfaced and is liable to potholes?

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