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At fault for accident?
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On the basis of the Fiesta that reversed into me yesterday - while I was parked, handbrake on and engine off - with no other vehicle within 10 metres... some people can't actuary work a mirror!I need to think of something new here...0
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UPDATE: My luck is getting worse, the TP is now claiming for injuries presumably whiplash for not 2 but 3 people when there was only 2 people! Not only that but when they got out the car they were jumping up n down going looks at your car bro etc so definitely not injured. All this before my exams too smh.0
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Did you take photos?0
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Helpmeforum wrote: »Not only that but when they got out the car they were jumping up n down going looks at your car bro etc so definitely not injured.
That in itself can't be used to disprove any injury.
Whiplash is generally a soft tissue injury and symptoms often don't show up for a hours or sometimes a day or two after the initial incident that caused the problem.0
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