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smiffy180 said:
Glad to see a post that isn't trying to blame negligence for once.
Merry Christmas
If course it's negligence.Merry Christmas

The scaffolding should have been secured safely.
(See below)
But, all being well the scaffolders will be insured and the OP's car will be repaired or replaced.
Whether the scaffolders insurance take a closer look at how well the scaffolding was secured and how strong the wind was is a different matter.
It's possible it was correctly secured but the wind was too strong.
But, that's between the builders and thier insurers.
Snowboy said:
smiffy180 said:
Glad to see a post that isn't trying to blame negligence for once.
Merry Christmas
If course it's negligence.Merry Christmas

The scaffolding should have been secured safely.
(See below)
But, all being well the scaffolders will be insured and the OP's car will be repaired or replaced.
Whether the scaffolders insurance take a closer look at how well the scaffolding was secured and how strong the wind was is a different matter.
It's possible it was correctly secured but the wind was too strong.
But, that's between the builders and thier insurers.
Bad weather is not an act of god, and I would argue strongly that if other scaffolding holds up so should this one.
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