My neighbors son had a party. Some guest(s) did damage to my property(fence). The son says it was univited guy?
Thursday, April 8th, 2010 at
9:36 am
It was classic the folks were out of town. The 19-20 year old had a party and it was crashed and spilled over to my property. I lost 6 Ft of fence. Who is responsible? Neighbor, Son or “uninvited” guests ?
Thanks for all the answers, My neighbor stopped by and said that they would take care of my damages. I do not know how the son will be the mom was quite provoked at him.. She said he would be paying, being responsible for his acts.. It was a learning lesson.
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Sounds like the son and guests are both responsible. Tell the son to find out who did the damage, and to settle who is going to pay for it, then make them pay for it in or out of court.
People are responsible for the conduct of their guests, so the property owners are responsible. The fact that the person who did this was uninvited it totally irrelevant.
After they pay you, they should recoup what they lost from the son and / or the uninvited guest, but that has nothing to do with you.
Ik zou zeggen de het meest verantwoordelijke persoon de persoon is die de schade berokkende, maar u hebt waarschijnlijk een eis tegen alle partijen. Kom who' te weten; s bereid te betalen.
The one who actually broke the fence. Not the parents as the son was in control and is an adult. The son may be held partially responsible but the one who broke it should replace it. And really would suing be worth 6 feet of fence. Just ask the neighbors son to help replace it. If not then replace it yourself. Good neighbor relationship is worth more than 6 feet of fence.
Ich würde denken, dass Sie nach dem Nachbar, seinem Sohn und dem eingeladenen Gast gehen konnten. Der Nachbar sollte sein verantwortlich für, wem an seinem Haus ist, wenn er nicht dort ist. Der Sohn sollte für die Einladung der unverantwortlichen Gäste verantwortlich sein. Wenn der Gast wirklich der ist, der den Schaden umkleidete, sehen Sie, wenn der Nachbar und oder der Sohn dieses bei Gericht sagen und nach dem Gast gehen würden.
The property owners are responsible for any activity on their property. The son stating it was an “uninvited guest” or even “a guest” is possibly a defense (if your state even allows that type of defense) it is an “affirmative defense” which means the burden of proof shifts to him (the property owners to prove to the court, their defense)
You have a cause of action against the property owners; that is clear.
if you are going to small claims court, find out if your state allows lawyers in small claims.
If they do, you will need one, and ask for attorney fees, if not, just file the claim and make sure you also include ALL the parties: son, property owners ( parents) and “john doe guests” in your action. If they want to roll over on their guests they can do it in court. Let the court decide how much liability each party has,.
If they were smart, they would just pay for the fence and hound their guest for the cost. nice neighbors you have, my sympathies
Vecino usted puede tomarlo hacia fuera en el hijo o los padres su hasta usted. Los due