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Chat & Social => The Bar - General Chat => Topic started by: blackbob on December 24, 2006, 20:55:38
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just had my next door neibours car hit by a 16year old driving a ford escort so there going to have a good xmas
same story no licence mot insurance or tax
at least they got him nicked
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hang him by his b@lls
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hang him by his b@lls
with cheese wire.
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hang him by his b@lls
with cheese wire.
and tinsel wrapped with barbed wire, just to add a little festive cheer :lol:
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Thing is who's car was it? if it's nicked the poor b*****d who used to own it will have to pay out under the road traffic act (actually his insurance) if it belongs to the git who was driving then shouldn't the car be forfeit in compensation?
But no, the poor law abiding motorist foots the bill. Feel real sorry for the guy, that's 2 I've heard of in as many days, and I havn't been out much :roll:
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Thing is who's car was it? if it's nicked the poor b*****d who used to own it will have to pay out under the road traffic act (actually his insurance) if it belongs to the git who was driving then shouldn't the car be forfeit in compensation?
But no, the poor law abiding motorist foots the bill. Feel real sorry for the guy, that's 2 I've heard of in as many days, and I havn't been out much :roll:
well, he was only 16, so i reckon that answers that one.
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They could try contacting the MIB (http://www.mib.org.uk/MIB/en/Default.htm) it is supposed to be there for this sort of situation
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Mib is the way to go
I have heard you can claim off the owner of the car even though he wasnt driving it ( please check this)
If you have legal protection get on to them asap and they should do it all for you
Wait till the summer, find the lad, strip him, stake him out on a field by his ankles and wrists, spread jam all over him, wait for the Ants, Bees and Wasps, video it and put it on Youtube, usuall works, if not lock him in the boot of a car for a few days
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Sorry to here this. what makes it worst the 16 yr old scrote will get a driving ban! if that is going to stop him :evil:
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had a driver with no liecence hit my car so insurance took it to court and he was done big time and the goverment give me the money i won and they claim it back for the person who hit me
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hang him by his b@lls
Probaly have to wait for them to drop first. :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Points on licence and a ban, but its us who has to pay next year.
String the [!Expletive Deleted!] up.
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Thing is who's car was it? if it's nicked the poor b*****d who used to own it will have to pay out under the road traffic act (actually his insurance) if it belongs to the git who was driving then shouldn't the car be forfeit in compensation?
But no, the poor law abiding motorist foots the bill. Feel real sorry for the guy, that's 2 I've heard of in as many days, and I havn't been out much :roll:
well, he was only 16, so i reckon that answers that one.
dont have to be 17 to OWN a car...
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Wait till the summer, find the lad, strip him, stake him out on a field by his ankles and wrists, spread jam all over him, wait for the Ants, Bees and Wasps, video it and put it on Youtube, usuall works, if not lock him in the boot of a car for a few days
this may be a suitable punishment in other parts of the country but remember that the crime was committed in BRIGHTON so other ideas need to be thought of.
maybe blackbob has some ideas
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Wait till the summer, find the lad, strip him, stake him out on a field by his ankles and wrists, spread jam all over him, wait for the Ants, Bees and Wasps, video it and put it on Youtube, usuall works, if not lock him in the boot of a car for a few days
this may be a suitable punishment in other parts of the country but remember that the crime was committed in BRIGHTON so other ideas need to be thought of.
maybe blackbob has some ideas
Stake him to the beach and wait for the tide to come in :wink:
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turns out that the police stopped the same car the day b4 but didnt impound it even though it had no tax or insurance
the driver was 15 and drunk and asked his m8 to show him how to reverse and he floored it and hit the neibours car and a wall and the neibour saw him and grabbed him and then waited for the police to come and they took him away
then the next day(xmas day) there mum ended up in hospital via an ambalance so they didn't have a good xmas
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Yes, unfortunately by the road traffic act, if the car was stolen or otherwise belonged to another party who insures it then that party pays (via an insurance claim obvioulsy). This is to ensure that 3rd party damage is covered by insurance where possible.
What gets tricky is when the car belongs to someone who doesn't insure it, whether or not it was stolen, you then have to persue the driver IIRC.
If the car belonged to the driver (or a passenger in it in this case) I think the car should be forfeit as compensation, but it does't work like that does it, the law protects the criminal :roll: