08-20-2004, 02:42 PM
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co-sign on this post. and if you choose to do the parties anyway, didn't these 2 guys know they would have an independent living with them? Did he agree to this when he moved in with them? I'd be pretty upset if I had two roommates who wanted to use my home as their fraternity party house.
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Originally posted by BSUPhiSig'92
First of all, if for a chapter party, you are charging at the door at someone's house/apartment, you are totally screwed risk management wise. Check with ZBT HQ, but I'm willing to bet that situation is in total violation of all of your national risk managment policies. In other words, if something happens at a party at these guys' apartment, your national insurance won't cover you at all. On the campus I advise, only one chapter has a house, but everyone holds their parties at the local American Legion Hall. I would strongly encourage you to look into a third-party location like the Legion, KC, VFW, bar or restaurant, etc. for your own protection and peace of mind.
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