court case

Started by bootlegger, November 06, 2015, 08:38:15 PM

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StephenSLR

Quote from: Bfit on May 05, 2017, 05:08:51 PMWho pays out when a police chase goes all wrong?

I remember back in the 80's, a guy I knew from school stole and smashed a car, the insurance co. kept writing him letters to cough up for damages and they eventually gave up. He had no job, etc. a lost cause.

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Vettech

Yes - the easy way is to declare yourself bankrupt, could be for as little as 12 months, Ive only arms length experience, but seems a way to get out of your responsibilities or at least to get out of the grip of creditors. Not sure it is a good thing.
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Vettech

Your wrong Bfit. You actually insure yourself against hurting others.
Think about it!
The only way "they" can quantify and controll it - is by attatching it to a "registered vehicle"
That way no matter who drives it - there is coverage.

Saves the litergation that was against both insurance companies and drivers.

With CTP the focus  became insurance companies, flush with money, whilst Joe Drive  may be a hick from Wollongong with nothing - just bad luck!

Big win for drivers untill insurance  companies realised that the Golden Goose trough was starting to cut into gross profits.

AND SO ! The rules, regs, inclusions, disclusions,  Post Code white washing started.

GOD Help the motorist because the Insurance Company wont.
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bfit

I don't agree , if you have a licence then you would have insurance .
One insurance for all your cars ,
It would work ,Bfit
I have seen too many instances where people continue to pursue wrong courses of action because they do not take the time to think critically about what has happened in the past.''
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Lefty

Bfit, I agree.
You can't drive more than one car at a time.
If every licensed driver had insurance, every car being driven by a licensed driver would be insured.
Then the risk would be insured.
The commercial oportunity for insurers would be reduced, but I think premiums would increase, as currently there are more cars than drivers.
I don't think things will change.
Lefty
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Vettech

Exactly - at my home we currently have six vehicles, but two drivers.

But your idea is quiet feasible, in fact could be workable, but to be fair - it shoud be one size fits all, after all I've driven in just about every post code in NSW.

The fact that I've not injured anyone - Oh ummm (if you discount lolly pop men, SydHarb Bridge toll collector, noxious window washer at lights) those
are of course fair game. So my rate would be the same if dr

                   Sry lot  sorry lost power.
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Lefty

Wow, that killed the thread!
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bootlegger

Its finally over. Now i can get my arse back in a vette. Thank fxxk for that.
Sorry to torture you guys with this over the last couple of years. Its three years in july since i had the accident.

StephenSLR

Quote from: bootlegger on May 26, 2017, 11:41:26 PMIts finally over. Now i can get my arse back in a vette.

More info?

Have you now got a vette or did they give you a lump sum to go away?

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gtc

Great to know that dogged persistence against the odds has paid off.
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bootlegger

Ive got one hand tied behind my back. I have the wreck and i can do something about it. Im happy.
Thats pretty much all i can probably say.

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bootlegger

Well you woukd thinj my thread on this topjc would be over. Well a sherrif turned up and served a summons on me.
The guy I had the accident with wants to sue me.
Now i start all over again.
I thought when hjs i surance fi ally settled with me all this crap was almost over.

StephenSLR

Quote from: bootlegger on June 29, 2017, 08:35:30 AMThe guy I had the accident with wants to sue me.

lol.

Are you saying that because you won, his insurance co. is now hounding him to pay and he wants you to pay for his error?

Fat chance, if his insurance co. has found him at fault, I doubt the law will see it any differently.

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gtc

Quote from: bootlegger on June 29, 2017, 08:35:30 AM
The guy I had the accident with wants to sue me.

Good grief! What's in it financially for him? He wants to try to recover his excess?

Makes no sense to me.



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Vettech

Some people are easily led by sharp lawers.
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bootlegger

He wants the money for his injuries and my insurer is refusing to oay.  Its complicated but his solicitor is pushing this and thinks they can get it out of me.

gtc

Before political correctness became the fashion, I'd have said that you must have killed a Chinaman in a previous life.
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bootlegger

Im kinda feeling like the chinaman atm im afraid.