Neighbor's Property Damage Blame Game Turns Legal: Unexpected Twist Revealed
However, this man failed to do the latter, and his trampoline flew over to a neighbor’s property, costing thousands of dollars in damages. He tried to avoid paying the compensation he owed but couldn’t, as the nearby resident was a lawyer and knew exactly what to do in such a situation.
It’s important to protect yourself and your belongings during a storm
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This man failed to do so, which cost him thousands of dollars
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The original poster even shared video footage of the flying trampoline:
“Some trampolines can be very dangerous and even some smaller trampolines you see in people’s backyards can be 100-plus kilos”
All belongings should be secured or put somewhere safe during a storm, especially trampolines, as they have a large surface area, which makes them highly susceptible to flying away in high winds. When their owners fail to do this, they can end up entangled in power lines, train tracks, and neighbors’ yards, creating dangerous situations.
“Some trampolines can be very dangerous and even some smaller trampolines you see in people’s backyards can be 100-plus kilos,” said State Emergency Service (SES) southern zone commander Ben Pickup. “They literally become an airborne missile which can cause damage to your property, to your neighbours and, if it goes into people or powerlines, it has the potential to cause a lot of injuries.”
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