You have two partis; the Client and the Contractor. If the Contractor did not complete his work (deliverables) as per the Contract, and they have left the site, then you have two issues: Contractural Default and Civil Liabilities.
Until both parties solve their differences, they are both liable to the accidents that happen. There are many type of insurances, maybe, just maybe, that the insurance that the Contractor has covers these circumistances.
Insurance companies are smart. They have representatives at site that go periodically and take pictures. Do not worry about them.
If you need to raise awarness, you can raise awareness to the passing by people who might get injurred. Ask the municipality to do something about that by sending them official notices to make the site safe.
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17 years 3 monthsRE: Insurance cover for terminated projects
Dear Francis,
You have two partis; the Client and the Contractor. If the Contractor did not complete his work (deliverables) as per the Contract, and they have left the site, then you have two issues: Contractural Default and Civil Liabilities.
Until both parties solve their differences, they are both liable to the accidents that happen. There are many type of insurances, maybe, just maybe, that the insurance that the Contractor has covers these circumistances.
Insurance companies are smart. They have representatives at site that go periodically and take pictures. Do not worry about them.
If you need to raise awarness, you can raise awareness to the passing by people who might get injurred. Ask the municipality to do something about that by sending them official notices to make the site safe.
With kind regards,
Samer