When property damage is caused to a dwelling it's definitely a source of trouble, inconvenience and a nuisance for the owner. Fortunately, the majority of property owners don't have to face such situations every day.
In divided co-ownership it's the syndicate of co-owners, the members of the Board of Directors, and sometimes the property manager who must react to disasters in order to ensure that repairs are made to the common and private portions of the building affected by the loss. It's the syndicate's duty to take out insurance covering all the usual risks, including fire and damage caused by water. Damage caused by water, originating from either plumbing (sinks, toilets, bathtubs, showers, water line or drain), or natural water infiltration through the building's exterior, results in an important source of damage which can be caused to the building.
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