Discharged but threatened with summons

blind-as-a-bat_2

to be honest, if your insurence investigated and found no evidence to support his claims, he will not get very far in court.

Just remember the burdon of proof is on the claiment, and produceing a eye witness so long after the event will be hard to explain

A civil court will award judgement on the ballence of what is probebly true though, not strictly provable as in a criminal case, but i think the insurance report finding no evidence of damage on your vehicle will shift the ballence of probebilaty in your favour;)

Tobiwan_Kenobi

As I said earlier - If you have legal cover on your insurance just pass any documents on to them. That's what you have insurance for! The BR situation is irrelevant if what you have said is correct just let the insurance companies sort the situation.

debt_doctor

Hi,

This would not go in to your BR as it was not a debt at the time - and still isn't !

I would put it out of your mind unless / until court papers arrive. If they do then use all you have said as part of your defence. if in the unlikely event it doesnt go your way then your insurers should cover you, and if they dont then complain to the insurance ombudsman.

DD