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Old Sep 13th 2009, 8:58 am
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Originally Posted by Kaffy Mintcake
That's what's annoying. Even after reviewing the policy carefully I don't know how I could have known that lost, but not delayed, baggage was covered. It simply says Baggage = $300, and later on details how to claim for lost or delayed.
Our homeowners insurance covers the removal of trees that have fallen...or so we thought until we came to make a claim. A large tree came down during bad weather a few years ago...I can't remember the reason given for not paying out. What I do remember was it cost $3K to get the tree removed.
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Originally Posted by Jerseygirl
Our homeowners insurance covers the removal of trees that have fallen...or so we thought until we came to make a claim. A large tree came down during bad weather a few years ago...I can't remember the reason given for not paying out. What I do remember was it cost $3K to get the tree removed.

Tell me about it. Homeowners liability insurance has more loop holes then you can even make sense of, as we have recently found.
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