Code One Smoke Alarm Can A Renter Be Found Liable For Fire Damage If They Were Not In Code?
Can a renter be found liable for fire damage if they were not in code? - code one smoke alarm
A recent fire in my apartment. (Vela left alone, when I went to the bathroom). I'm not sure. My apartment was not the Fire Code. There have been no smoke detectors in each apartment and the fire extinguisher, I bought one for me. The heater is next to the stove. One of the transfer of liablitlity for them?
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7 comments:
If you are responsible. If the drive is not the code that the next time you have changed optional renters insurance.
The responsibility must be the owners, because there was a fire. However, none of your personal belongings will be covered and concievably owner can sue for reimbursement of your deductible.
Unattended candle Sorry, but that is all that the fire is caused.
She will be responsible, as evidenced by its negligence. I know it stinks.
No. None of those who have contributed to the fire.
No. None of those who have contributed to the fire.
Yes, you share the responsibility
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