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Insurance Company sues for uninsured mods
JPC:
http://www.echo-news.co.uk/news/8164221.Car_owner_being_sued_by_her_insurance_firm/
Eeek.....
Just shows, in "fatal" circumstances, insurance companies will go to the Nth Degree to not pay out.
They even mentioned Pedal covers!
what a headache for someone!
Moschops:
foot pedal covers, gear lever knob, carpet mats, seat covers, multi-disc player and head unit.
Feck me a lot of the above is standard on most cars... :laugh:
Must admit, never heard of Diamond Insurance though...perhaps she was there only client... :signLOL:
Sunglasses Ron:
Read this the other day. Not only the pedal covers that's a bit concerning, but even things like seat covers and car mats.. :confused:
This is a blatant case of a young lad insuring his car through his mum, so I think they are trying to go to town on the other stuff to avoid paying out by the looks of things..
tanbe174:
maybe it didn't had these things when they bought it (very unlikely) :laugh:
Hope the judge will dismiss the case because it's just blunt stupid. Clearly they don't want to pay out.
Googled Diamond insurance and it's a woman insurance only company ?? :stupid:
Garth:
I'm sure if the only mods were interior stuff then they wouldn't be doing this. The insurance company would have a hard time proving that the interior stuff contributed to the accident. The suspension and wheels is pretty valid though.
When I was 17, I crashed my first car and it had alloys on it that were not declared. Direct line were the insurers and did refuse to pay out on the claim until I first paid them the extra £50 on the premium the alloys would have caused. This was very reasonable and very decent of them. I paid the extra, then they wrote off the car and gave me the full value as a claim.
This is one of the reasons I refuse to go anywhere else for insurance. The cheapest quote is not always the best, good service and peace of mind is well worth a few extra quid :wink:
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