Common courtesy
We are in the mountains for a few days. People have been passing through our site like they paid for it. The have been walking right across our patio where we put our table. We decided to stand the...
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LadyRVer wrote:
bigred1cav....I disagree. It is my understanding I am responsible for any accidents which happen on the campsite I rented. As a full-timer rver, I have liability insurance for just the kind of accidents which can happen when people cut through the space I occupy.
Some insurance agent sold you insurance you don't need. You are not the property owner and unless you caused a condition on the property owners land. If you altered the land or created a nuisance attractive or other you would be liable. Common useage of your rented site does not make you liable for land conditions existing when you rented the land use as a tenant in common.
If you stretched a line and some person was harmed by that line you're liable. You dig a hole your problem. The person walks in to the fire pit that you did not move not your liability. They walk on the site cut their head on a slide most likely their on their own no invitation to be there, no attractive nuisance.
