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driving 3rd party on someone elses car

razil
razil Posts: 15,041
edited October 2007 in Not Sports Related
my advice is don't do it, you have next to no cover and if someone runs into you, or vice versa you are screwed - happened to me saturday night.

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  • Riscardo
    Riscardo Posts: 2,338
    whos car where you driving?
  • razil
    razil Posts: 15,041
    the missus'
  • Chirpy Red
    Chirpy Red Posts: 7,587
    Do you reckon Stevie Gerrard is fully comp?
  • Riscardo
    Riscardo Posts: 2,338
    So why are you not on her insurance?
  • razil
    razil Posts: 15,041
    they wanted £150 to do that..
  • StanmoreAddick
    StanmoreAddick Posts: 4,150
    Basic legal liability only is the cover provided free, you are covered under your own policy.

    Who was at fault for the accident?
  • razil
    razil Posts: 15,041
    the other person, but proving that or geting her to admit it is the tricky part, my legal cover is helpful though and they are pursuing this.
  • razil
    razil Posts: 15,041
    I understand that even if you park the car somewhere, until the insured fully comp person drives it again it isnt insured - not sure if this is true though.
  • Riscardo
    Riscardo Posts: 2,338
    getting HER to admit it!!!!

    Women drivers eh Raz.
  • StanmoreAddick
    StanmoreAddick Posts: 4,150
    1/ agreed, trouble also could be that it might also come down to being a claim where both parties are held responsible- no one wins except the insurance company where 2 sets of NCD are effected

    2/ I guess technically this would be correct.

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  • razil
    razil Posts: 15,041
    yeah hard to prove though

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