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Do i need to inform insurance company?
lemoncake2
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Hello
I am making a claim against a private company's public liability insurance due my car tyre being punctured by loose debris in their carpark (this is an on going issue). Do i need to inform my car insurance company of this claim? Thanks
I am making a claim against a private company's public liability insurance due my car tyre being punctured by loose debris in their carpark (this is an on going issue). Do i need to inform my car insurance company of this claim? Thanks
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Yes, you are supposed to let them know.0
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Yes.lemoncake2 wrote: »Hello
I am making a claim against a private company's public liability insurance due my car tyre being punctured by loose debris in their carpark (this is an on going issue). Do i need to inform my car insurance company of this claim? Thanks
This will also have to be disclosed to any other insurers you approach for quotes over the next 3 to 5 years depending what length of history required.0 -
The question is usually 'have you had any accidents claims or losses in the last x years?' Irrespective of if you have claimed through insurance or if it was/wasn't your fault you have to declare it.I work for a leading insurance company as an Insurance Advisor dealing with Commercial Insurance. Feel free to ask me any questions but please do not take what I say as correct advice at all times, as every insurance company works differently to others.0
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I know the above posters are technically correct, but I wouldn't advise my insurers about a puncture.0
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I know the above posters are technically correct, but I wouldn't advise my insurers about a puncture.
Whilst I can see your point of view it is possible the other insurers have recorded the details on CUE. If you fail to disclose and the new insurers conduct a check your policy may be voided which would cause a lot more issues.0 -
Whilst I can see your point of view it is possible the other insurers have recorded the details on CUE. If you fail to disclose and the new insurers conduct a check your policy may be voided which would cause a lot more issues.
Unlikely IMO, but then it's five years + since I last used CUE motor regularly.0 -
Whilst I can see your point of view it is possible the other insurers have recorded the details on CUE. If you fail to disclose and the new insurers conduct a check your policy may be voided which would cause a lot more issues.
Do PL insurers give data to CUE?
The car park owners may not even involve insurers due to excess levels.0 -
Do PL insurers give data to CUE?
The car park owners may not even involve insurers due to excess levels.
Both EL and PL insurers use CUE. You have brought up something I hadn't thought of and if it is a low value claim they may be dealing themselves and therefore my previous comment is voided.0 -
I would be inclined to ring the Insurers I'm getting quotes from as punctures are generally not covered by policies so most companies would not see it as a claim / incident0
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