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Criminal damage courtesy car claim
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My car was driven into whilst parked outside my house, by an uninsured driver who had taken his sister's motability car without permission. The police have caught him as he crashed her car too. My car is a write-off. Even though I have fully comprehensive insurance, my insurers wont provide a courtesy car as it's not repairable. I need a car to be able to do my job.
Is there any central fund which will help me get a courtesy car in the short term as this is urgent? It would be just until the claim is paid out and I can get a new car.
The MIB website says it can only help as a last resort if there is no other way to claim compensation.
Also, will I lose my no claims discount now?
Is there any central fund which will help me get a courtesy car in the short term as this is urgent? It would be just until the claim is paid out and I can get a new car.
The MIB website says it can only help as a last resort if there is no other way to claim compensation.
Also, will I lose my no claims discount now?
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Nope.
I only have 2 years NCB anyway but every little helps and it doesnt seem fair to me that I lose out when it was clearly not my fault.
To make matters worse, the guys mother came to the house to say he was under stress cos he couldnt see his daughter and had "issues" so he will probably get away with it.
He hasnt got a job anyway so there's no point pursuing a private claim against him as any compensation the courts award probably wont arrive.
I only have 2 years NCB anyway but every little helps and it doesnt seem fair to me that I lose out when it was clearly not my fault.
To make matters worse, the guys mother came to the house to say he was under stress cos he couldnt see his daughter and had "issues" so he will probably get away with it.
He hasnt got a job anyway so there's no point pursuing a private claim against him as any compensation the courts award probably wont arrive.