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assigning fault for accident on ice

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  • ripplyuk
    ripplyuk Posts: 2,965 Forumite
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    Its really refreshing to read that someone wants to do the right thing in this situation. We need more people like you, bluphoto7.
  • Quentin
    Quentin Posts: 40,405 Forumite
    bluphoto7 wrote: »

    Now I can call them at renewal time when they say I had a fault accident and argue the point. (not that I expect to get anywhere with that) :)

    You cannot hope to get anywhere.

    You have a fault claim on your record now whatever the final outcome of the split liability ( the only way you can not have a fault claim is you getting 100% liability against the third party, or by you reimbursing your insurer all their costs involved in the claim
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