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thats a good point. I've attached the policy but can't see anything about reporting accidents being mandatory. Unless I'm missing something? this is only the policy document. But I can't see it being in any of the others (list below)? Schedule & IPBY Shows the details you gave us when you bought your policy. Includes main and additional driver details, add-ons and excesses. Insurance Certificate Proof of your vehicle insurance. It shows who's covered, your vehicle use, and any cover exclusions. Insurance Policy Explains the terms and conditions of your cover. Credit agreement Outlines the terms, payments, and interest of your credit agreement. Important Information Document Outlines fees and charges, how your data is used, and how to ask for documents in different formats. Insurance Product Information Document Details of your cover and exclusions. Direct debit information Details of your Direct Debit, such as your collection, bank details, payment amount and your Direct Debit Guarantee Pre contract credit information Outlines the key features, costs, and legal details of your credit agreement. Adequate Explanations Details of your credit agreement. About our insurance services to you Details about our vehicle insurance, service standards, and regulatory status (and the status of any intermediaries) insurancepolicy.PDF -
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I've never thought they were reliable enough and stories like this just confirm what I thought. Tesla owner says car in ‘full self-driving mode’ failed to detect a moving train WWW.AOL.CO.UK The close-shave in Camden, Ohio, was captured from multiple angles by the car’s cameras -
Hi, I had a look through the credit agreement again, despite the signature looking legit I've noticed the below and wondered if they'd work as part of my defence, a) The document headed ‘Your Personal Details’ has an office stamp which is unreadable. b) On the above mentioned document under section ‘What to do next’ it states turn to agreement form on page 3 however 2 pages are provided. c) The above mentioned document is unsigned & dated on behalf of Halifax PLC. d) Two sets of documents headed ‘Credit Card Agreement Regulated By The Consumer Credit Act 1974’ was received containing dissimilar information. Under Parties to this agreement, both papers contain different name / address of the banking institute as well as Defendants address. This document is not on letter headed paper, the layouts are different, paragraph numbers differ as does the document content. Thanks again for any help. -
By unclebulgaria67 · Posted
Read your Insurance policy. It will say you have to report all accidents with a certain period of time. If you fail to report to your Insurers, if the third party does make a claim and your Insurers are contacted, you will he contacted by your Insurers stating you have failed to meet the terms of the Insurance contract. The Insurers still have obligation under Road Traffic Act to deal with third party claim, but when your Insurance is due for renewal, they may refuse to offer you further cover. Best to inform your Insurers, because the third party appears to be wanting someone to pay for car repair. Or worse they will try to say they suffered an injury. Yes you will see an increase in premium at renewal, but not reporting may mean you end up in a worse position. -
DRS are just a DCA ardens credit services or some rubbish like that pers id just ignore them. although you should be keeping your address up to date.... BUT you should tell us exactly what is happening as BF has said.
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