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A verbal contract still counts as a contract though, so if the property owner had a verbal agreement that the artwork would not be destroyed, and he violated th
by GhostVII 9y ago
A verbal contract still counts as a contract though, so if the property owner had a verbal agreement that the artwork would not be destroyed, and he violated that agreement, I think it makes sense that he is liable for the damages. Seems somewhat similar to destroying a painting a tenant had hung up, you have to give them the opportunity to remove it first.