Insurance, premium rise after 'no fault' incident
My car was hit whilst parked outside my house. The driver was traced after two independent witnesses came forward (she did a runner). The Police prosecuted her (three points and a fine). My insurance company reimbursed my no claims bonus.
I am now renewing and have been told that the increase in my annual premium is because of the 'accident'. Is there any way of pursuing the extra money I am charged through her insurance company? I am incensed by this!
I am now renewing and have been told that the increase in my annual premium is because of the 'accident'. Is there any way of pursuing the extra money I am charged through her insurance company? I am incensed by this!
Asked on 17 December 2012 by bitler
Answered by
Honest John
You could get an estimate of the increase for the next five years, then use
www.moneyclaim.gov.uk
to sue the other driver for it.
www.moneyclaim.gov.uk
to sue the other driver for it.
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