by WilliamClarke
(London, Ontario)
I have owned my condo for about 40 years.
This past march, the city sewer system backed up and I suffered extensive damage to the furnace.
Being March and very cold, the first thing I did was look for a furnace repairer, which was difficult with such short notice.
The furnace was repaired and I submitted the invoice to my insurance company for payment.
After some time, my insurer informed me that the condo corporation, or its insurer, was liable for the invoice which amounted to $695.00.
My insurer contacted the manager of our corporation on 4 or 5 occasions and had no response. My insurers position is that a furnace is a fixture attached to the building and as such is the corporations responsibility. I should mention that this was not the original furnace in that I had to replace the original furnace about 10 years ago.
I am getting nowhere with this problem and need to know whose interpretation is correct.
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