Legal Question in Constitutional Law in Florida

While playing golf on a golf course, I sliced the ball and it hit a house that was on the right side of the fairway. My ball broke the window of the house. Who is responsible paying for the broken window. I believe it is the house on the course whose homeowners insurance should cover it, or the golf course itself has insurance for this. I can\'t believe it is the responsibility of the golfer.


Asked on 7/29/09, 10:02 am

1 Answer from Attorneys
Sarah Grosse Sarah Grosse, Esquire

How is this a constitutional law issue? There is no constitutional right to play golf, have insurance, not pay for negligent acts, etc. This is a civil litigation issue.

I answered one of your multiple versions of this question in Administrative Law catagory. Don't worry, at least 3 more versions of your question are still posted in Constitutional Law catagory for other attorneys to answer if they choose. It's really not necessary to ask the question multiple times as other attorneys can see an answered question and answer it as well.

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Answered on 7/30/09, 2:31 pm


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