By getmeoutofthiscountry - 19/07/2013 19:06 - United States

Today, I agreed to lend my daughter's inflatable pool to my neighbor for the day. Barely an hour later, I witnessed his son jump off their balcony, missing the pool by inches. He's now in hospital, and my neighbor has sworn to sue me, saying I'm responsible because the pool is mine. FML
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Same thing different taste

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Counter sue him for the distress and trauma that you and your pool suffered from having to watch it.

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I don't see that holding up in court.

miyaviichan 27

I don't see a problem here. In fact, I would non-violently try to push them into doing it. A ridiculous case like that... wouldn't you win damages?

No its not you can't be held responsible for your neighbors kid being an idiot

Although you lent them the pool, you did not instruct your neighbours son to jump from the first floor balcony, nor did you push him off. Therefore, you are exempt from the responsibility of the accident. The only person at fault in this situation is clearly the boy who jumped on his own accord. I could be your lawyer (I'm not really a lawyer).

Are FMLs meant to make anything look good?

parasyte18 9

If you go to court say something like, "i never gave them the ok to use my pool" or they were "trespassing".

nurchok 15

How stupid can some people be? If you hadn't given him the pool, you'd be an asshole, you gave it to him, and now he wants to sue you for his son's stupidity? What is wrong with you, WORLD???

allisadawn91 8

And you told him to go ahead right? Cause that will never even get to court.

nocturnal_girl 8

Sounds like something my crazy neighbor would do...