If a neighbor accidentally damages your property but refuses to pay for fixing the damage, you would have the right to
A. File a criminal suit
B. File a civil suit
C. Be out of luck since the damage was accidental
D. Do an equal amount of damage to his property

The answer couldn't be A because criminal suits are usually ordered by the government/law. C and D are pretty much self explanatory.. so that leaves B.

Also, it would be more sensible to file a civil suit and here's why:

Civil suits are usually ordered when a person wants to be compensated (usually in the form of money; so maybe for hospital bills, car insurance payment, and etc.) when they are harmed or property of theirs is harmed (like a car accident or even the situation in this question). And since a criminal suit isnt necessarily "needed" in a situation like this, a civil suit would be the best way to go.

I hope you understand and that it helped! <3

If a neighbor accidentally damages your property but refuses to pay for fixing the damage, you would have the right to A. File a criminal suit B. File a civil suit C. Be out of luck since the damage was accidental D. Do an equal amount of damage to his property

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If a neighbor accidentally damages your property but refuses to pay for fixing the damage, you would have the right to
A. File a criminal suit
B. File a civil suit
C. Be out of luck since the damage was accidental
D. Do an equal amount of damage to his property