A deer lept over a hedge and damage my car - do I have a claim against the owners for the uninsured damage?
A deer lept over a hedge in front of my car and did £1300 of damage. Do I have a claim against the owners for the uninsured damage? Apparently, deer escape from the park quite often.
Asked on 5 March 2019 by Peter
Answered by
Tim Kelly
Unfortunately not, as they are not seen as livestock. Had it been a cow, or sheep, it would be different.
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