Patricia Pearl - Small Claims Procedure - A Practical Guide


An excellent guide for the layperson in how to use the County Court - a must if you are intending to start a claim.

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BAILIFFS - The Law and Your Rights

Written by John Kruse, one of the leading experts on Bailiff Law, this consumer friendly guide is essential reading for anyone who comes into contact with a bailiff.

The book is easy to understand and clearly explains the rights a bailiff has, and also what they cannot do when collecting debts and repossessing goods etc.

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    Default Motor Insurance Claim

    Hi guys, new to this forum. Read some posts and this seems to be the place to be =D, now I’ve done some brown nosing I’ll start with my current dilemma lol:

    16/06/2007
    Car incident happened, went off the road into a Ballard

    19/06/2007
    Informed by garage that the repair bill would be £6500 (deffo write off)

    20/06/2007
    Informed by insurance company (Endsleigh) that an independent engineer will be estimating the car and confirming if it is a total loss.

    I have an excess of £800 and full comp on my mother's policy.

    I need to weigh up my options but it looks to me like I will be stripping the car and selling for parts as I have spend £1000s on repairs etc.

    I have put the engineer on hold thought the insurance for the moment until I am clear what I need to do.

    I do not want my mother's no claims to be affected so I can be on her policy again in the future.

    Does anybody have any wisdom or ideas to share with me?


    Thanks for taking the time to read this =)

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    Default Re: Motor Insurance Claim

    You say that you don't want you mothers NCD discount to be affected....

    Are you the main driver of the vehicle that has been written off???

    If so, I recommend you withdraw the claim.

    If you are the main driver of the vehicle you really need to insure in your own name.

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    Default Re: Motor Insurance Claim

    Quote Originally Posted by craigwalton View Post
    You say that you don't want you mothers NCD discount to be affected....

    Are you the main driver of the vehicle that has been written off???

    If so, I recommend you withdraw the claim.

    If you are the main driver of the vehicle you really need to insure in your own name.
    No I'm not the main driver, my Mother is the policy holder


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    Quote Originally Posted by HintOfLemon View Post
    No I'm not the main driver, my Mother is the policy holder
    Main driver and policyholder are not necessarily the same thing though.

    Sorry for sounding negative but all through your post you talk as if the car is yours EG
    Quote Originally Posted by HintOfLemon
    I need to weigh up my options but it looks to me like I will be stripping the car and selling for parts as I have spend £1000s on repairs etc.
    So I can understand why Craig has said what he did above.

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    Quote Originally Posted by xrchris View Post
    Sorry for sounding negative but all through your post you talk as if the car is yours EG So I can understand why Craig has said what he did above.[/color]
    Does this bare any relevance?


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    Default Re: Motor Insurance Claim

    Quote Originally Posted by HintOfLemon View Post
    Does this bare any relevance?
    Yes, as you may find your claim is turned down if your mother were 'fronting' for you and the insurers discovered this.

    Not saying this is what has happened - just a friendly word of warning.

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