Subcontractor insurance
- From: p4o2 <p4o2@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 30 Jan 2008 19:55:30 -0800 (PST)
A subcontractor has liability insurance during the construction of a
new home. A number of years later the house is damaged in a fire. At
the time of the fire the subcontractor is not in business and
therefore has no liability coverage. A claim is made that activities
during the construction contributed to the fire. Should the liability
insurance in effect at the time of the construction (when the alleged
errors took place) cover the subcontractor?
.
Relevant Pages
- Re: 911 After the theory, some facts
... Since I am one who knows absolutely nothing about the construction of large buildings, Florian's posts were giving me a decidedly queasy feeling. ... BTW, if anyone tries to tell you that lower floors in a super high rise are designed to support loads of upper collapsing floors and therefor should not collapse, tell him to take a hike. ... Instead of the usual rigid steel I-beams going up the outside of the building, the actual rigidity of the building was provided by a central core and then the integrity of the surrounding floors were stabilized by a system of steel stringers. ... Since the core had been breeched, too, the fire immediately set up an airflow, much like a chimney would. ...
(misc.news.internet.discuss) - Re: 911 After the theory, some facts
... The Twin Towers were built using a relatively new construction technique. ... Instead of the usual rigid steel I-beams going up the outside of the ... floor's beams has to support all the weight of the floors above it. ... fuel to the fire. ...
(misc.news.internet.discuss) - Re: Annual Without Permit
... people who for reasons of liability concern, ... "permit gatherings" specifically. ... if a fire I started burns up a portion of the forest. ...
(alt.gathering.rainbow) - Re: World Trade Centre packed with explosives, blown to smithereens - say 73 l
... I know not the combination of structural damage and fire. ... fireproofing on the floor trusses was underspecified originally. ... The trusses that firefighters are trained not to trust are wood ... Protected combustible construction ...
(sci.military.naval) - Re: World Trade Centre packed with explosives, blown to smithereens - say 73 l
... tons of fuel amount to a vast amount of kinetic and thermal energy. ... I know not the combination of structural damage and fire. ... The trusses that firefighters are trained not to trust are wood ... Protected combustible construction ...
(sci.military.naval) |
|
