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deandavey123 | 09:36 Sat 02nd Sep 2006 | Adverts
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can a car still be insured by the preverse owner and the new owner with two diffrent compenies
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try posting this in motoring or money & finance - or did you post in adverts hoping for a Churchillian "ooooohhhhhh yesss!"
Anythin, not just a car, can only be insured ny someone (or something) that has an insurable interest in it.
Insurable interest includes ownership, responsibility under contract, as in HP, lease or hire. As a previous owner has no interest in a vehicle he (or she) has sold, they cannot legally insure it.

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