Your company's assets and liabilities are reported on its balance sheet. Assets go on one side of the sheet, liabilities on the other. The difference between them is the owners' equity in the company -- what the owners would take away if they sold all those assets and paid off all those debts.
Key Points. For all residential premises, whether houses or flats, a landlord may, depending on the circumstances, be liable to be prosecuted if anyone such as a tenant, resident, workman or visitor, is put at risk of being exposed to asbestos or is actually exposed to it.
When tenants rent an apartment or house, they often assume the insurance the building's owner has covers them. Unfortunately, this is not correct. Your landlord has insurance for structural damage to the building. However, the landlord's insurance does not cover your personal property. Damage to your personal property is not covered by your landlord's insurance policy, even if it results from damage to the building from events like fire, windstorms or flooding.