Well, you can not force someone to repair their own property. Your financial responsibility obligation is to the injured party, not to a repair shop.
If you are liable for damages to someone else's property or vehicle, you are required to compensate that person for the loss you caused. You can not dictate what must be done with the funds you owe them and you can not encumber the funds through a third party without the claimants consent.
It is up to the property owner if he chooses to repair or not to repair and what repair shop, if any he chooses to use. He may choose to use the compensation you owe him toward the purchase of another vehicle, repair the vehicle himself or even use his compensation to go on a personal vacation. The choice is totally up to the property owner.
Your liability and obligation to compensate is not effected by and has nothing to do with what the claimant chooses to do with the compensation.
AnswerIf you have damaged someones car and you're willing to pay for the damage yourself, the owner of the vehicle still has the right to select who they want to fix their car. They get the choice of repair facility but they should not have a problem with you paying the repair facility directly. If they don't like that arrangement and insist that you pay them, only do so from an estimate or receipt from the repair facility and get a receipt signed by the car owner for your payment that spells out what your payment is for.THer is no fine per say for damage to someone elses vehicle unless you were doing something illegal at the time the damage occurred. You are howver, legally responsible for all cost of repair to the vehicle you damaged. If you are insured then you should submit the repair bill to your insurance company and they will take care of it for you.
In the same way your skin repairs itself. It has evolved genetically to be able to repair the external damage that happens occasionally.
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If you had your floor professionally installed, I recommend calling the company and telling them the situation; they will send someone out to repair the damage. If you installed the floor yourself, you will need to buy a replacement tile and proceed from there.
Usually garage keepers liability will cover the vehicle, but if not the other insurance company is still on the hook for at least the cost of the repair
If the floor damage is extensive, you will have to call a professional to deal with the damage with the right approach and equipment. If you are in Southwest Florida, you can contact ServiceMaster by Wright at 239-431-9947.
As the shunter, it is assumed, in normal circumstances, that you are at fault. Either offer to pay for the repair yourself, or exchange insurance details and let your companies sort it out. Sometimes it's cheaper in the long-run to pay for the damage repair and protect your insurance record. If, however, the shuntee wishes to go the insurance route, you have no choice but to agree
It depends how much damage was done to the roof. If it just knocked off a few tiles, any roof repair company can fix that. If it did major damage, look into getting the whole roof replaced.
You were in an accident with someone with a full coverage you paid his 500 dollars deductible and his company wants you to pay the repair charges How come?
Contact your insurance company to see if they can repair your damage for free and get the bikers insurance details and their name and adddress if your insurance needs them.
Not generally. If the repair man is responsible for damage, he is also responsible to repair it.
An insurance claims adjuster is a person who decides how much money their company is going to give you for your loss.AnswerAn insurance claims adjuster is a person who coordinates damage reports, loss and damage repair estimates to assist the insurance company in determining the monetary value or repair cost of your loss.