Crash in the parking lot

When a crash happens at an intersection, or while driving, everybody usually knows what to do. The easiest way is to call the police, who will write down all the protocols or fill in the documents yourself and draw up a damage report, if, of course, there are no casualties.

But what to do when we come to our own car parked outside the house or in a shopping center and we notice damage in the form of a cullet, scratches or something more serious.

If car was parked in a normal parking lot, then there is nothing else for us to do but claim compensation from private car helmet. If we parked in an area with no parking, then we have a bigger problem, because we will most likely not receive compensation and we can still pay a fine.

However, if our car was parked in a guarded car park, the situation is completely different. It is important to distinguish between a guarded car park and a guarded car park.

When parking on e.g.. community guarded car park, we enter into a storage agreement for our car, which is specified in the Civil Code. The owner of the car park or someone legally responsible for the car park should deliver the car to us unchanged and intact.

If someone even accidentally breaks the varnish or scratches us, or just crash into ours cars parking yours, then we can make a claim against the company operating a given guarded car park. The most important document in this case will be a parking ticket including Vehicle registration number and the date of parking. This is absolutely the most important document, which should be carefully stored.