Car declared SORN but....

maddogb

Joe_Horner wrote: »

Well, in that case I apologise for misunderstanding your first post quoted above, where you (not your insurers) said that SS's post "wasn't definite".

Crafty misquote without the question mark, I asked not I "said" so now you owe me another apology.
And I would of thanked you for the knowledge if you hadn't made me wish I had read the whole road traffic act by not reading my posts.

maddogb

Silver-Surfer wrote: »

So they may cancel for being unroadworthy were is the cancellation for no mot?

Not there is it?:D

Yes, it is.

Silver-Surfer_2

maddogb wrote: »

Yes, it is.

Well not in the paragraph you posted, maybe it's on another page.

Next you'll be claiming your insurance is void for a crack in the swept area of the windscreen. Won't make your vehicle unroadworthy but it ain't complying to regulations.

maddogb

Silver-Surfer wrote: »

Next you'll be claiming your insurance is void for a crack in the swept area of the windscreen. Won't make your vehicle unroadworthy but it ain't complying to regulations.

Wow the twin gifts of remote viewing of strangers policies and a "prophet" as well.

Or maybe just delusional and argumentative (and bad at it) but let's face it if you actually "knew" anything you would't have agreed with such wildly inaccurate posts in my esure thread.

robbies_gal

shop em why should everyone else have to pay their tax and mot and he doesnt

Silver-Surfer_2

maddogb wrote: »

Wow the twin gifts of remote viewing of strangers policies and a "prophet" as well.

Or maybe just delusional and argumentative (and bad at it) but let's face it if you actually "knew" anything you would't have agreed with such wildly inaccurate posts in my esure thread.

You posted it, sadly it doesn't back up your claim and confirms what others said beforehand. It's an unroadworthy vehicle that causes insurance to be voided not the lack of an mot. You haven't proved otherwise and cannot as you are trying to pass off an old wives tale as fact.

I'll stand by the fact the lack of an mot will not void your policy. I'll leave you to your ignorance as you refuse to be educated.

maddogb

Silver-Surfer wrote: »

You posted it, sadly it doesn't back up your claim and confirms what others said beforehand. It's an unroadworthy vehicle that causes insurance to be voided not the lack of an mot. You haven't proved otherwise and cannot as you are trying to pass off an old wives tale as fact.

I'll stand by the fact the lack of an mot will not void your policy. I'll leave you to your ignorance as you refuse to be educated.

Again no claims just telling you facts, here's another, your reading skills are so poor I concede any hope, you have the ability to understand anything that's has been said in this thread.

Joe_Horner

Silver-Surfer wrote: »

You posted it, sadly it doesn't back up your claim and confirms what others said beforehand. It's an unroadworthy vehicle that causes insurance to be voided not the lack of an mot. You haven't proved otherwise and cannot as you are trying to pass off an old wives tale as fact.

I'll stand by the fact the lack of an mot will not void your policy. I'll leave you to your ignorance as you refuse to be educated.

It's actually kind of irrelevant what's in his policy anyway because even having the car "properly" unroadworthy- from actual faults rather than just a lack of MOT - won't void the legally required (ie: 3rd party cover) part of the policy. And nothing in his policy wording can alter that

Silver-Surfer_2

Joe_Horner wrote: »

It's actually kind of irrelevant what's in his policy anyway because even having the car unroadworthy won't void the legally required (ie: 3rd party cover) part of the policy. And nothing in his policy wording can alter that

That's true.

But then when I said that on page one he questioned it then built up a straw man arguement.

maddogb

Silver-Surfer wrote: »

That's true.

But then when I said that on page one he questioned it then built up a straw man arguement.

Haha so there's the key, I dared to ask a question, sad.