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Premium Doubled due to Non Fault Claim
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se2020 said:You are entitled to be put back into the same position as you were before the accident.
So just put in a claim for the extra cost on your renewal to the coach drivers insurance company0 -
se2020 said:You are entitled to be put back into the same position as you were before the accident.
So just put in a claim for the extra cost on your renewal to the coach drivers insurance company
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Car_54 said:se2020 said:You are entitled to be put back into the same position as you were before the accident.
So just put in a claim for the extra cost on your renewal to the coach drivers insurance company0 -
plh56 said:se2020 said:You are entitled to be put back into the same position as you were before the accident.
So just put in a claim for the extra cost on your renewal to the coach drivers insurance company
Right now my car is having some minor damage repaired after someone pulled out in front of me. The third party insurers are paying for the repair at my choice of garage and have provided me with a like for like hire car at no expense to me.
My own insurers simply opened and closed a case on my behalf for 'information only' so I believe it's all showing as settled on the insurers database.1 -
The only difficulty is that should the other side not fix to your satisfaction, or offer way under what is reasonable in a write off, going through the third party level you no recourse via the ombudsman.0
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ontheroad1970 said:The only difficulty is that should the other side not fix to your satisfaction, or offer way under what is reasonable in a write off, going through the third party level you no recourse via the ombudsman.0
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Petriix said:plh56 said:se2020 said:You are entitled to be put back into the same position as you were before the accident.
So just put in a claim for the extra cost on your renewal to the coach drivers insurance company
Right now my car is having some minor damage repaired after someone pulled out in front of me. The third party insurers are paying for the repair at my choice of garage and have provided me with a like for like hire car at no expense to me.
My own insurers simply opened and closed a case on my behalf for 'information only' so I believe it's all showing as settled on the insurers database.
Without being an expert in how this works, I'd be worried about claiming off the wrong party initially.0 -
Unless things have changed since I was in insurance (which was admittedly early 80's) your claim is against the car that hit you, their insurance then claims all losses including your claim and their insureds claim from the coach company.Totally Debt Free & Mortgage Free Semi retired and happy0
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