Depending on circumstances and your policy, it would probably count as 'act of God' - no person responsible and should be fully covered on a good policy. Potentially you could argue the Highways Agency were liable if they failed to maintain the tree and allowed it to become dangerous, but that won't get far if it fell during a very heavy storm, particularly if they issued weather warnings.
Limbs fallen, houses blown over, cars crushed...etc.
I would say you are.
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The person mowing.
If the driver with the suspended license caused the accident then he/she is responsible.
The one responsible for that is the person who own the car that hits your car.
The driver is always responsible for whatever happens to vehical he is driving
If a car hits a stopped car and sets that car into motion and it hits another car, the first car is responsible for both cars. A stopped car is not responsible when someone sets it into motion and it hits another car.
The driver of the first striking car is responsible for all subsequent damage.
No, they are not responsible for objects coming from the road.
Not in a public parking lot. But if it is a controlled parking low where the employees park and retrieve the cars, the lot owner is responsible. He probably has a sign posted saying he is not responsible for accidents, but he is.
If the person stole your car, they are responsible, obviously. Other than that, the insurance company will cover the damage if you have Comp coverage (you will be responsible for your deductible). You are ultimately responsible because you are the owner of your car and you let someone else drive it. You can't sue the deer.