insurance claim advice

The_AA_Company_Representative

Very sorry to hear about your Mother in law's experience. As she is a member of the AA she is entitled to our legal advice service. Please see below the URL link for her to register her membership details and seek the advice she needs.
http://www.theaa.com/breakdown-cover/loyalty-rewards.html

Quentin

You seem to be just cynically using these forums to find threads you can spam links to the AA! Maybe you have some undeclared connection with them???

FOREVER21

I may be wrong(wife tells me I often am) but I seem to think that on taking out insurance you are asked if you have full licence and the date you passed test.
If the MIL answered these questions surely the insurance company should not have covered her in the first place.
If they had these details and gave her a policy she has good grounds for complaint.

Quentin

FOREVER21 wrote: »

I may be wrong(wife tells me I often am) but I seem to think that on taking out insurance you are asked if you have full licence and the date you passed test.
If the MIL answered these questions surely the insurance company should not have covered her in the first place.
If they had these details and gave her a policy she has good grounds for complaint.

Your wife knows you too well.

You are just asked what type of licence you have. It doesn't have to be a full one.