I live in an apartment complex and my air condition just recently went out July 4th. The AC was fixed by a electrician leased through the apartments on Saturday, July 7th.
The electrician came out Thursday afternoon but in order to fix the AC half the main power had to be turned off in my apartment. It started to rain and he refused to finish the job.
The power was left half on for two days. The electrician didn't show back up until Saturday to fix things.
My bathroom, kitchen, and living room had no power. The food in my freezer and refrigerator spoiled thus I had to throw away $100 -$150 worth of food.
The apartment manager is telling me that they do not have to re-reimburse me for my food lose and that it states so in my lease. I've looked at my lease and it says that the complex has property insurance but not for a tenants personal belongs, that they should get renters insurance.
I have a scanned copy of my lease here. http://i188.photobucket.com/albums/z125/tehstuffz/contract2.jpg
I have pictures of from when I had to throw out my food and a maintenance personal as a witness.
My question is, is food consider personal property? Even so is my apartment complex liable and have to compensate me since it was their electrician that left my power only half turned on?
2007-07-10
10:05:29
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