Craftsman drills into electrical line - who is liable?

  • Erstellt am 2021-09-02 21:33:10

guckuck2

2021-09-04 13:05:16
  • #1


Detach yourself from the question of guilt. Only a judge can give you a final answer on that. We are also not suitable as opinion reinforcers against your craftsman.

Better think about how to fix the defect. Involve the craftsman and the electrician in the process.
 

hampshire

2021-09-04 13:38:08
  • #2

The craftsman is liable for damages he causes and he has insurance. So the craftsman is liable.

To enforce a liability claim in case of doubt, a good case file from which the facts are clearly evident helps you. That is another matter and has various aspects that are not worth speculating about here.


That is the golden tip.
 

HilfeHilfe

2021-09-04 17:43:05
  • #3
He has to report the damage. Since he does not see the question of guilt with himself and does not want to increase his damages with the insurance, he will wait. Honestly, I would do the same. What alternatives does the OP have? He is desperately trying to cheaply secure one here, namely his opinion.
 

guckuck2

2021-09-04 18:25:28
  • #4
You don't activate insurance for such small stuff.
 

HilfeHilfe

2021-09-04 21:21:09
  • #5
I still haven't heard how much the damage is.
 

Traumfaenger

2021-09-04 22:44:45
  • #6
But this presupposes that a valid contract has been concluded between a craftsman and the client. If it is a licensed craft business, the contract is valid and they will certainly be insured as well. However, if it is, for example, illegal work, the case law states that the "craftsman" is generally not liable for damages and defects. Because the "contract" is void due to violation of the law. Therefore, there are no warranty claims arising from it. This clarification on whether it is a licensed craft business is avoided here over 5 pages.... Everyone can draw their own conclusions.
 

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