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Subject: Re: Casualty loss	Date: 2/21/2012 10:55 PM
Author: TMFPMarti	Number: 115182 of 131251
Is it two casualties? With the caveat that I know precious little about this, that sounds like the winner (bad choice of words) to me. I'm basically hanging this conclusion on the "sudden, unexpected" aspect of casualty losses that I seem to recall. The windstorm was such an event. One could argue that the prudent homeowner would have looked for damage after that. (This thought may well be influenced by my Kansas roots, since in those parts people are often checking their roofs. I also recall more than one case in which the homeowner got the insuror to pay for part of a roof replacement that was due anyway.) Since the roof damage went undiscovered, the water damage was likewise sudden and unexpected, in a separate event, the rains. Not that I know it would really matter, but how did the insuror treat it? Phil Rule Your Retirement Home Fool
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