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We had heavy rains for the first time since we purchased and rented a property to tenants. The roof leaked immediately above the tv and it was ruined.  We’re having the roof repaired, of course.  Are we obligated to replace the tv?

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I'd say yes, you should get them a new one. They aren't that expensive nowadays....and it's the right thing to do.

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