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Car for daughter in my name or hers?
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"In that case, Sir, can you explain why the car is insured in your name living in Penzance, and yet the accident occurred while your son was driving it in Aberdeen?""Oh, that's simple, I don't drive the <nice car 1> often and use the <banger> as my daily car. My son just shares it with me, but I drive it most."
Quite simple.
"Er ... day trip to see his Granny?"If someone is nice to you but rude to the waiter, they are not a nice person.0 -
...who happens to be a mature student staying at the halls of residence in Don Street...]"Er ... day trip to see his Granny?"
Yup! They'd buy that for sure
The point being, they rarely check these things out at point of sale, they'll follow things up (like accidents and convictions, NCB, etc) later, but in the event of a claim they have all the time in the world to check out whatever they want...0 -
Precisely. Fib in haste, repent at leisure.WellKnownSid wrote: »but in the event of a claim they have all the time in the world to check out whatever they want...If someone is nice to you but rude to the waiter, they are not a nice person.0
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