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No, you still don't seem understand written English.williamgriffin said:
I stand corrected you were certain it was damage. Then you changed to it may well be, sound like you possibly not so certain anymore.DiddyDavies said:
Of course it was damaged. If paint from another vehicle went onto the OP's car, damage occurred.williamgriffin said:
Don't mean his paint work was damaged.DiddyDavies said:
But there was damage. Just because this was cleaned up doesn't mean that no damage occurred.williamgriffin said:Without damage or injury there is no accident to stop for or report.neilmcl said:Fortunately it looked far worse than it was and turned out just to be paint transfer, I managed to polish it out.
I would have thought that someone such as yourself who keeps posting about the law would know the legal definition of damage.
I am certain that it was damage and that it may not have been permanent damage but that it may not be classed as damage under the RTA.
I honestly think that you are simply a troll looking for a reaction and because of that, I'll leave you to it.0 -
So to sum it up when it comes to this thread, you're not sure if his car was damaged in relation to the relevant legislation. I agree you best leave it at that.DiddyDavies said:
No, you still don't seem understand written English.williamgriffin said:
I stand corrected you were certain it was damage. Then you changed to it may well be, sound like you possibly not so certain anymore.DiddyDavies said:
Of course it was damaged. If paint from another vehicle went onto the OP's car, damage occurred.williamgriffin said:
Don't mean his paint work was damaged.DiddyDavies said:
But there was damage. Just because this was cleaned up doesn't mean that no damage occurred.williamgriffin said:Without damage or injury there is no accident to stop for or report.neilmcl said:Fortunately it looked far worse than it was and turned out just to be paint transfer, I managed to polish it out.
I would have thought that someone such as yourself who keeps posting about the law would know the legal definition of damage.
I am certain that it was damage and that it may not have been permanent damage but that it may not be classed as damage under the RTA.
I honestly think that you are simply a troll looking for a reaction and because of that, I'll leave you to it.0 -
The car WAS damaged. The OP repaired it. Doesn't change the fact that it was damaged.0
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