MSI GX620 display destroyed

Hello I have a pretty serious problem. I have a MSI GX620 laptop. For a long time I had a broken plastic frame (case) around the display and now I broke and right bracket frame and see the display. http://www.abax.cz/img/zbozi/2MSBL.jpg. Laptop is not under warranty since April. So I ask how much will it cost me a fix. THX Razormann

Also, MSI does NOT give warranty on plastic covers since the notebook is still functioning without them.
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Any damage of covers or casing is without any doubt not within the responsibility of MSI, thus chargeable. It will only be repaired if the customer explicitly requests it, since that kind of damage does not affect system functionality or performance.

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