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MIB County Court Claim after 6 years!
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geordieracer wrote: »And yet they are getting better advice in the motoring section of the forum..
Amazing eh.
That being:8% is the statutory interest rate to which the original claimant (the council) is entitled by law.
And:Sorry but driving uninsured is no excuse, imo I hope they throw the book at you !!! :mad::mad:
You had an accident which was partly your fault, you caused damage, now you have to pay.....tough !!!!!
Folks like you wingeing about having to pay make me sick.
Since nobodies said it yet:
Think of the kids0 -
Thing is, that advice is actually wrong. The Council is not entitled to the 8% on the value claimed. The MIB is. The Council would have been made whole by the MIB paying out for an uninsured driver.0
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there is someone who has alluded to MIB being the ones for that not that poster though. Not that i care.But dont lose face Equalizer go let them know they are wrongone of the famous 5
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I'd go to court personally, If you have had no other communications from them and this has come out of the blue I feel the Judge will be lenient.0
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But the OP did tell us...geordieracer wrote: »there is someone who has alluded to MIB being the ones for that not that poster though.sloaneranger wrote: »Now I have been a County court claim taken against me by the MIB...0 -
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geordieracer wrote: »there is someone who has alluded to MIB being the ones for that not that poster though. Not that i care.But dont lose face Equalizer go let them know they are wrong
Sorry. Not sure I follow. OP has clearly said that MIB is the Claimant as he was uninsured.0 -
It's within the 6 year Statute of Limition. You are liable for the cost of the repairs. It's that simple
Go to court, take it on the chin and make an offer based on your income.
I do hope you buy insurance now0 -
It's within the 6 year Statute of Limition. You are liable for the cost of the repairs. It's that simple
Go to court, take it on the chin and make an offer based on your income.
I do hope you buy insurance now
I agree with this.
All but the highlighted point.
Try to negotiate repayment WITHOUT going to court otherwise your credit report will be effected. As long as your reasonable in your offer of repayment they will likely work with you, otherwise a judge may award a ridiculously low repayment amount which they won't really want.0 -
Equaliser123 wrote: »Sorry. Not sure I follow. OP has clearly said that MIB is the Claimant as he was uninsured.
Dont get yourself in a fluster flower. Go and impart your words of wisom on the thread in the motoring section then you will see what im on about.I agree with this.
All but the highlighted point.
Try to negotiate repayment WITHOUT going to court otherwise your credit report will be effected. As long as your reasonable in your offer of repayment they will likely work with you, otherwise a judge may award a ridiculously low repayment amount which they won't really want.
Why will their credit report be affected - will the court judgement be in the form of a CCJ with the prospect of bailiffs and such like?one of the famous 5
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