Liverpool Victoria now in the business of "stealing"

thenudeone

jamhun wrote: »

If you feel that way, then report them the police for theft of a motor vehicle.

It's clearly not theft according to the definition under English law.

it's almost certainly not TWOC either, as the person taking it believed that he had the owner's permission. It makes no difference whether the owner had the same understanding or not - It's the intent of the person who took it that's important.

It's just a misunderstanding that's had some significant consequences, not a criminal matter.

mikey72

I would be less than happy LV had decided where it was to be repaired.
Mine goes to a dealers bodyshop, of my choice.

I'd be very fussy when it comes back, and I'd certainly want the bodywork warranty stamped, and accepted.

dacouch

You can't trust a scouser with your car

jamhun

thenudeone wrote: »

It's clearly not theft according to the definition under English law.

it's almost certainly not TWOC either, as the person taking it believed that he had the owner's permission. It makes no difference whether the owner had the same understanding or not - It's the intent of the person who took it that's important.

It's just a misunderstanding that's had some significant consequences, not a criminal matter.

I did not say it was, I just said that if he felt that way.

James