Could be a bit of both. Was the tree properly maintained? Was it knocked down by the weather? Where you parked in the designated parking area? There are a lot of things to sway it either way. Contact the property manager, and your car insurance company.
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Have you talked to your insurance company yet? What did they say?
was the tree part of the land owned by the apartment complex?
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In most cases a tree falling on your vehicle is consider an act of god and there for covered by your insurance. Unless you can prove neglect by your property management.
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