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Title: Police and insurance problem
Post by: piggysteve on May 20, 2008, 17:13:26
I'm looking for some advice on where my son stands. He messed up on his banking so his insurance payment did'nt go out. He did'nt know until he was pulled for having no insurance. He still has a valid insurance certificate and didint receive a letter from the insurance until after he was pulled informing him of the cancellation. This letter is dated the day he was pulled but it states that his insurance is cancelled from the week before. He has to present his documents but is worried as to what will happen. As he told the policeman he is insured on my vehicle so would'nt have driven his had he known his policy had been cancelled.

Steve
Title: Re: Police and insurance problem
Post by: nellyscossy on May 20, 2008, 17:51:55
i dont reckon the police will care too much when he produces his docs  they'll just report him for no insurance, they have heard it all before as it were ,he will have to explain himself in court , a shame i know but people getting insurance then cancelling direct debits is very common, good luck
Title: Re: Police and insurance problem
Post by: Boggert on May 20, 2008, 18:45:12
i dont reckon the police will care too much when he produces his docs  they'll just report him for no insurance, they have heard it all before as it were ,he will have to explain himself in court , a shame i know but people getting insurance then cancelling direct debits is very common, good luck

Bang on, I'm afraid if he doesn't produce on the HORT1 (Producer) he end up in court, however that is where he will be able to put his side across, gather his evidence and speak to a solicitor.
Title: Re: Police and insurance problem
Post by: diggerdog36 on May 20, 2008, 19:58:34
Question;

When you produce your docs to the police station and the people (usually civvi's) at the front desk look at them, do they ring the insurer to verify they are genuine?
Title: Re: Police and insurance problem
Post by: Boggert on May 20, 2008, 20:04:00
Question;

When you produce your docs to the police station and the people (usually civvi's) at the front desk look at them, do they ring the insurer to verify they are genuine?

I have know it to be done before, however not always.
Title: Re: Police and insurance problem
Post by: Tommo on May 20, 2008, 20:04:26
Question;

When you produce your docs to the police station and the people (usually civvi's) at the front desk look at them, do they ring the insurer to verify they are genuine?

didnt with me.
Title: Re: Police and insurance problem
Post by: Lord Shagg-Pyle on May 20, 2008, 20:08:20
Question;

When you produce your docs to the police station and the people (usually civvi's) at the front desk look at them, do they ring the insurer to verify they are genuine?

didnt with me.

Are you saying that you got away with taking in false documents? Right, send the lads round to feel your collar. Get your boots on, you're goin' dahn the factory, my sahn!

Only joking. It is very rare these days that you get a PC on the front desk of a nick. I always used to check if I thought they were dodgy. There are ways to tell, but I won't go into them here, for obvious reasons. :police:
Title: Re: Police and insurance problem
Post by: lee celtic on May 20, 2008, 21:21:52
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There are ways to tell, but I won't go into them here, for obvious reasons.



AAAAHhhh the old is he wearing a tracksuit routine :-#

sorry I've given it away now :doh:
Title: Re: Police and insurance problem
Post by: Lord Shagg-Pyle on May 20, 2008, 21:23:56
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There are ways to tell, but I won't go into them here, for obvious reasons.



AAAAHhhh the old is he wearing a tracksuit routine :-#

sorry I've given it away now :doh:

what? are you suggest I 'stereotype'? Pish and tish!
Title: Re: Police and insurance problem
Post by: Tommo on May 20, 2008, 21:43:59
Question;

When you produce your docs to the police station and the people (usually civvi's) at the front desk look at them, do they ring the insurer to verify they are genuine?

didnt with me.

Are you saying that you got away with taking in false documents? Right, send the lads round to feel your collar. Get your boots on, you're goin' dahn the factory, my sahn!

Only joking. It is very rare these days that you get a PC on the front desk of a nick. I always used to check if I thought they were dodgy. There are ways to tell, but I won't go into them here, for obvious reasons. :police:

My docs were genuine, but i would have noticed if the officer who checked them had made a phone call. he flicked through them, checkked reg and name etc and gave em me back. after  had filled out some pointless form.
Title: Re: Police and insurance problem
Post by: carbore on May 20, 2008, 22:40:12
Good lawyer time I think. Something like until he had been notified he had a contract with his insurance company. They had made no reasonable effort to contact him to resolve the issue and backdated the cancellation , and im assuming he had made a few payments?
Title: Re: Police and insurance problem
Post by: piggysteve on May 21, 2008, 17:06:05
yes been paying for a few months, dipstick forgot about bank charges so his budget was'nt a lot of good  ](*,)
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