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 27-May-2006, 17:02 | #10 | |
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Ian, You will actually find that that statement is 100% incorrect, if there is an insurance policy in force and a certificate has been issued then the insurance company must by law honour their liability to any third party that can prove a claim. Even if the policyholder has compromised his policy. They can however refuse to pay out for their policyholders vehicle and can also claim back any costs that they incur settling a thrid party claim from their policyholder. Hope that helps. Dibs | ||
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