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Posted by tripleb on May 02, 2002 at 07:03:42:

Due to bad weather, a tree at my apartment parking lot fell on top of my car. The tree crushed into the car and badly damaged the car. I don’t have comprehensive insurance on the car. Can anyone offer some insight as to where I stand? What are the chances of getting compensated by the landlord’s insurance company? Where to find the relevant laws in this situation? Any suggestions and advice will be greatly appreciated.

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