There are a number of statutory laws in each state or territory that apply when understanding who's responsible for the repair or replacement of damaged dividing fences. You'll be covered for the costs that are your responsibility under the relevant law.
In NSW: https://www.legalaid.nsw.gov.au/
In QLD: http://www.qld.gov.au/law
In the ACT: https://www.accesscanberra.act.gov.au/
In TAS: www.legalaid.tas.gov.au
In SA: http://www.lawhandbook.sa.gov.au/
In WA: http://www.commerce.wa.gov.au/
In the NT: https://nt.gov.au/
We refer to the road rules to help us determine who may be responsible for an accident and whether negligence contributed to the event.
When we review who's responsible for an accident we'll ask for all drivers involved in the accident for their version of the incident.
The decision can also be helped by any diagrams and photos that you or the other drivers may have, any witness statements and the map location of the accident.
See moreIf you receive demands from another insurance company or another driver involved, you can contact us to lodge a claim and we can act on your behalf in dealing with the other party.
See moreYes, we cover damage caused by storms and weather, for example:
To be covered, your house must have been structurally sound, watertight and well maintained before the damage occurred.
If your home is unliveable because of an incident we cover, we'll pay for temporary accommodation for you and your family.
If you think you need to relocate, call us on 131 123 anytime, 24/7.
See moreYes, you can choose who repairs your home.
However, if you decide not to use one of our Partner Repairers, we won't be able to warrant the workmanship or repairs that are completed, or assist in managing the repairer throughout the repair on timeframes or quality.
We'll also only pay you the fair and reasonable amount that the repairs should cost.
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