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This feels fairly obviously like liability may reasonably fall on the property owner but certainly not on airbnb.
by gr3yh47 10y ago
This feels fairly obviously like liability may reasonably fall on the property owner but certainly not on airbnb.
- woofyman 10y agoIn the USA your insurance company would deny the claim and cancel your policy unless you have a commercial policy.
- Dan_Nguyen 10y agoIt still does not change liability though, only where the money will be coming from.
- TheGrumpyBrit 10y agoThere could well be a argument for "We booked this using your platform, you have a duty to ensure that the properties you offer have the appropriate level of insurance. In the absence of that insurance, you're jointly liable for the shortfall." It's more likely that they're just naming every possible party in their claim so that one of them is more likely to settle. As they point out themselves, Airbnb are a lucrative target who might well have decided that making the whole thing go away is cheaper than the potential reputation cost if they don't.