In life, we often face a situation where, as a result of something, our property is damaged. Whether it is a fire, a flood, an accident, you must remember that you have the right to compensation for the losses incurred. How do you assess the damage?
Instructions
Step 1
If you cannot agree "in an amicable way" with the person who damaged your property, then it is most reasonable to order an independent examination. Appraisers will determine the damage done to your property, as well as the amount of lost profits. Today this method is the most effective. Using it, you will accurately determine the amount of damage caused to you, and will be able to defend and protect your rights legally.
Step 2
Immediately after the incident, invite employees of the management company (DEZ) if it is a bay or a fire, etc. Or traffic police officers (if it is an accident), who must draw up an act upon the incident. Please note that the act must necessarily contain the time, place, degree of damage caused, in addition, such details as hidden damage.
Step 3
Be sure that it is you who ordered the expertise, otherwise the representative of the company that your opponents hired may underestimate the amount of compensation. Decide on the company to order the expertise. It all depends on how much you are counting on; minimum price - from 4000 rubles.
Step 4
Contact the selected appraisal company with an application for an examination. Do not forget to send telegrams to the perpetrators of the gulf, fire, etc. This must be done in advance - three working days before the invitation of the experts.
Step 5
Prepare ahead of time for the arrival of appraisers. You should have an act of the bay, fire, etc. in your hands. It will not be superfluous to provide photographs taken immediately after the incident.
Step 6
The assessment can last from one day to five. It all depends on what exactly happened - a bay, a fire, an accident. The timing is also influenced by how many square meters suffered as a result of the incident.
Step 7
Based on the results of the examination, you will be given a report with the total cost of restoring your property. Remember that this document is official for the courts of all levels. With the report received, you can safely go to the perpetrator of the incident for compensation for damage. If it was not possible to agree, go to court.
