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01-14-2003, 07:50 AM
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by PWE 896
[B]So yes, EddandSam, in your case, the loss of no-claim is legal (unless Mark Turner says otherwise?)
As to the compensation scheme; I believe this is for personal injury only and there is no way to claim for damage to a vehicle or loss of no-claims bonus (unlass Mark Turner says otherwise
[B]So yes, EddandSam, in your case, the loss of no-claim is legal (unless Mark Turner says otherwise?)
As to the compensation scheme; I believe this is for personal injury only and there is no way to claim for damage to a vehicle or loss of no-claims bonus (unlass Mark Turner says otherwise
01-14-2003, 08:11 AM
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http://www.dgbell.co.uk/damage.html#uninsured
This is a compay that deal with Road traffic accident litigation.
Check out the question "What if my vehicle has been hit by an uninsured driver?"
This is a compay that deal with Road traffic accident litigation.
Check out the question "What if my vehicle has been hit by an uninsured driver?"
01-14-2003, 08:17 AM
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Here's another useful link, cribbed from Google, dealing with claims against the MIB:
http://www.startlawmachine.com/engwls/ukli...vl100_05_01.htm
http://www.startlawmachine.com/engwls/ukli...vl100_05_01.htm
01-14-2003, 08:29 AM
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Hmmm, Mark's link says, "...It must be noted that the MIB scheme exists only for providing compensation for personal injuries "
I can't read Steve's link as it loads twice on top of itself and then smears
I can't read Steve's link as it loads twice on top of itself and then smears
01-14-2003, 08:36 AM
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It says that for an untraced driver, not sure what a dead driver would count as!
Anyway I'll quote for you "What if my vehicle has been hit by an uninsured driver?
The Motor Insurers Bureau (MIB) are paid for by the Insurance Companies and ultimately by those of us who do have insurance and they will deal with damage to vehicles arising out of uninsured driver cases. However, they do not pay the first
Anyway I'll quote for you "What if my vehicle has been hit by an uninsured driver?
The Motor Insurers Bureau (MIB) are paid for by the Insurance Companies and ultimately by those of us who do have insurance and they will deal with damage to vehicles arising out of uninsured driver cases. However, they do not pay the first
01-14-2003, 08:56 AM
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I have just read on the MIB site that they have two separate agreements with the government.
One for untraced drivers and one for uninsured driver. Both dealt with differently.
If the driver is untraced then basically they'll not pay if the driver is traced then you can claim for your car. No mention of a dead driver.
http://www.mib.org.uk/GIfund.asp?id=1&subid=1F
One for untraced drivers and one for uninsured driver. Both dealt with differently.
If the driver is untraced then basically they'll not pay if the driver is traced then you can claim for your car. No mention of a dead driver.
http://www.mib.org.uk/GIfund.asp?id=1&subid=1F
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