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If you own a home or other structure that has Polybutylene Plumbing was used in it.
You just may be eligible to receive benefits from a Class Action Settlement, thats been approved by the Chancery Court in Obion County, Tennessee. The case is entitled Cox vs. Shell Oil Company. This lawsuit was brought to court on the behalf of homeowners that has polybutylene plumbing in their homes.
You could be eligible for relief ifen your home has polybutylene plumbing pipe that has insert fittings. The polybutylene plumbing pipe needed to have been installed betwwwen January 1, 1978 and July 31 1995. If the polybutylene plumbing pipe has leaked in the past or leaks in the future, you could be entitled to benefits.
As a eligible homeowner you could receive a free replacement.
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Good post but how do you know if it has that type of plumbing? If so are there any dangers and why the settlement? You know me I am always full of questions. Thanks Brenda :)
Dale: Thanks... I have never seen those in stick built homes but I think I may have seen them in older manufactured homes. I will keep a look out for them. Again great information. Brenda :)
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Well, Thanks for the heads up, Dale!