While I was away on holiday, a neighbour crashed into the back of my sports car. Some other neighbours witnessed this and came out to speak to him - so when we got put a bet on we heard the news from them first. The subsequent morning as we were leaving for work, he come across to speak to us, and admitted liability. I said I would get the coupé checked over and let him know the score.
Since later I have tried to get his insurance details from his partner, who be not very helpful, and said she didn't apprehend why we were involving the insurance company as it was "only a scratch". The bumper is scratched but more importantly, my car's engine is in the rear - so it could be tatty I have tried calling on them a couple of times and although I know they are in, they will not answer the door.
I suspect they are not insured. but I don't want to proceed next to a repair on my own insurance. Can I file a claim with purely their name and address and witness statements? Should I involve the police at this stage?
first of adjectives, file a police report, have them settle to all witnesses, if the damage is usually over $500, the police will later obtain the insurance information from the individual at fault. if this is not to your indulgence, file a small claims court case against them. Should they not enjoy insurance, and cannot provide the police with proof of insurance, they can even loose thier license, and will not be able to grasp it back for up to 90 days and have to prove that they hold obtained coverage. You might want to have a nice conversation and state these facts to them prior to calling the police, might be satisfactory to get them to come forward with the info
call the cops
Drop them a file saying that if they don`t supply their insurance details you will have no choice but to inform the police. Sounds as if they do not have insurance.
It won`t do a lot for neighbourly relations, but they are one unreasonable in their attitude.
definately call the police and let somebody know him exactly what you have told us. aos find out how much it will cost to repair the damage and tll him you want the money for the bill.
Answers: get a quote. ask him to payment. dont involve insurance.
if he does not pay. take him to small claims court.until you own got a quote for the damage not greatly you can do.
if it is in fact a score the costs may be minimal and it is possible your neighbour will pay you straight away.
post the quote recorded labour with a request for payment.
involving the police will not be any abet to you at all. they are not not going to get involved within civil actions because that is bascially what it is. up to in a minute no offences have be committed.
you only have to report a happenstance to the police within 24 hours if personal injuries have occured so no fault.
call the cops
I'd read aloud to get an estimate of a new bumper if needed at smallest and then tell your insurance company!
oh, and only just wait for them until they go to hoof it into/out of their house, they cant just run away!
just get a few quotes.. depends how firm they hit it.
my neighbours thought I hit their car when I was parking, but I didn't... I laugh at her, as she rushed out.. i said , what haven't you seen a car near a WIDE turning circle, THATS why I pulled out so much.
tell them, either settle up up .. or u deal with it justifiably regardless..
they've had enough time.. and u've be fair.. f*** em
If the accident be in the US (are you in GB?) and happen in a private property, the authorities would not issue a ticket. You will have to own your insurance company pay for it and afterwards, you could sue them in small claims court.
you can call the police but if its after 24 hrs since you be informed they may not bother, however if you tell them he may not be insured or taxed they will procure involved. Just give your insurance company a call they will be chirpy to advise you and these days adjectives they need is the number plate to capture him. hope this help Hi, Give their signature and address to your insurance they will sort them out.
get a quote for the damage,,see your neighbour and say-so thats what it will cost...see the reaction.have a photocopy to dispense them.and hopefully they will pay.keep it on friendly expressions.if they argue.then fall put a bet on to the position that you wil ldo it on your insurance but they must pay your excess..then they enjoy no real argument ...you l assume have informed your insurance company...save do it now.
I doubt that the police will procure involved i would report it to yoour own insurance company and give them your neighbours name and adress and detail them that they refuse to give you their insurance details. i would also put a write down in your neighbours door telling them if they do not attain in touch with you surrounded by the next day or two you will report it to the police.
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quite simple.. move about down to your local barracks and report it.. unless u want to take the ruling into your own hands but i dont think u should resort to that even so
I doubt that the police will procure involved i would report it to yoour own insurance company and give them your neighbours name and adress and detail them that they refuse to give you their insurance details. i would also put a write down in your neighbours door telling them if they do not attain in touch with you surrounded by the next day or two you will report it to the police.
Drop them a file saying that if they don`t supply their insurance details you will have no choice but to inform the police. Sounds as if they do not have insurance.
It won`t do a lot for neighbourly relations, but they are one unreasonable in their attitude.
Yes hail as the police and let them deal beside it. You shouldn't have to pay for his mistake. :-)
If the accident be in the US (are you in GB?) and happen in a private property, the authorities would not issue a ticket. You will have to own your insurance company pay for it and afterwards, you could sue them in small claims court.
yes, receive the police involved, it seems that your neighbor does not to foot the bill, good luck
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definately call the police and let somebody know him exactly what you have told us. aos find out how much it will cost to repair the damage and tll him you want the money for the bill.
first of adjectives, file a police report, have them settle to all witnesses, if the damage is usually over $500, the police will later obtain the insurance information from the individual at fault. if this is not to your indulgence, file a small claims court case against them. Should they not enjoy insurance, and cannot provide the police with proof of insurance, they can even loose thier license, and will not be able to grasp it back for up to 90 days and have to prove that they hold obtained coverage. You might want to have a nice conversation and state these facts to them prior to calling the police, might be satisfactory to get them to come forward with the info
I'd read aloud to get an estimate of a new bumper if needed at smallest and then tell your insurance company!
oh, and only just wait for them until they go to hoof it into/out of their house, they cant just run away!
Yes hail as the police and let them deal beside it. You shouldn't have to pay for his mistake. :-)
Let the insurance company know, and they will take care of the individual that hit you.
get a quote for the damage,,see your neighbour and say-so thats what it will cost...see the reaction.have a photocopy to dispense them.and hopefully they will pay.keep it on friendly expressions.if they argue.then fall put a bet on to the position that you wil ldo it on your insurance but they must pay your excess..then they enjoy no real argument ...you l assume have informed your insurance company...save do it now.
Yes..bring back the police involved.
Let the insurance company know, and they will take care of the individual that hit you.
quite simple.. move about down to your local barracks and report it.. unless u want to take the ruling into your own hands but i dont think u should resort to that even so
HIs insurance (or withdrawal of it) is his business, your damaged car is your business.
Why on globe do you want to know his insurance details. Are you a pretend policeman?
Be practical. You make your damaged saloon your business. Take it to a garage or repair agent and have it checked out. Ask for an estimate, send it to the guy who cause the damage with a message asking him to pay you for the damage cause. You could even ask a solicitor to write a claim for you, if you prefer. If he pays up, end of story.
Maybe he sends it to his insurance company, they may quibble, they may want to see the blight caused, but ultimately it is the guy who caused the wrong that is responsible for making good your loss, if he does not settle up up, sue him.
When these claims come to court, it is important to show you are reasonable by minimising your losses, and perchance providing a couple or more estimates to show that they were not exorbitant.
Why do you want to involve your insurance company? The guy who does the damage is liable, not your insurance company, not his insurance company, not his partner, nor his children, nor anyone who saw it take place. He who is liable, pays the bill. How difficult is that?
You could involve the police, but they are not going to pay for the damage, any. What do you want? Your car repaired at no cost to yourself, or a neighbour being prosecuted and made to foot a fine? If, incidentally, he was not insured, and does get fined, you are imagined going to have to wait a while longer for your reimbursement!
yes, receive the police involved, it seems that your neighbor does not to foot the bill, good luck
And if they haven't got insurance at least they will attain in trouble for driving without it the idiots!!
Find out where on earth you stand via your insurance company cos they are just trying to avoid paying up!!
you can call the police but if its after 24 hrs since you be informed they may not bother, however if you tell them he may not be insured or taxed they will procure involved. Just give your insurance company a call they will be chirpy to advise you and these days adjectives they need is the number plate to capture him. hope this help
Yes..bring back the police involved.
HIs insurance (or withdrawal of it) is his business, your damaged car is your business.
Why on globe do you want to know his insurance details. Are you a pretend policeman?
Be practical. You make your damaged saloon your business. Take it to a garage or repair agent and have it checked out. Ask for an estimate, send it to the guy who cause the damage with a message asking him to pay you for the damage cause. You could even ask a solicitor to write a claim for you, if you prefer. If he pays up, end of story.
Maybe he sends it to his insurance company, they may quibble, they may want to see the blight caused, but ultimately it is the guy who caused the wrong that is responsible for making good your loss, if he does not settle up up, sue him.
When these claims come to court, it is important to show you are reasonable by minimising your losses, and perchance providing a couple or more estimates to show that they were not exorbitant.
Why do you want to involve your insurance company? The guy who does the damage is liable, not your insurance company, not his insurance company, not his partner, nor his children, nor anyone who saw it take place. He who is liable, pays the bill. How difficult is that?
You could involve the police, but they are not going to pay for the damage, any. What do you want? Your car repaired at no cost to yourself, or a neighbour being prosecuted and made to foot a fine? If, incidentally, he was not insured, and does get fined, you are imagined going to have to wait a while longer for your reimbursement!
yes, receive the police involved, it seems that your neighbor does not to foot the bill, good luck
Since later I have tried to get his insurance details from his partner, who be not very helpful, and said she didn't apprehend why we were involving the insurance company as it was "only a scratch". The bumper is scratched but more importantly, my car's engine is in the rear - so it could be tatty I have tried calling on them a couple of times and although I know they are in, they will not answer the door.
I suspect they are not insured. but I don't want to proceed next to a repair on my own insurance. Can I file a claim with purely their name and address and witness statements? Should I involve the police at this stage?
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call the police, get a police report and sue himfirst of adjectives, file a police report, have them settle to all witnesses, if the damage is usually over $500, the police will later obtain the insurance information from the individual at fault. if this is not to your indulgence, file a small claims court case against them. Should they not enjoy insurance, and cannot provide the police with proof of insurance, they can even loose thier license, and will not be able to grasp it back for up to 90 days and have to prove that they hold obtained coverage. You might want to have a nice conversation and state these facts to them prior to calling the police, might be satisfactory to get them to come forward with the info
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They should by law have given you the insurance details, relate them that unless they give them straight away you will go to the Police, and if they don't, afterwards go to the Police. They still need insurance even if very soon their car is only parked doing a tour. If you are fully comprehensive insurance in UK you should be OK even if he is not insured as your own insurance will pay for it.but don't rescheduling too long or your own insurance may refuse to pay as you did not inform them.Drop them a file saying that if they don`t supply their insurance details you will have no choice but to inform the police. Sounds as if they do not have insurance.
It won`t do a lot for neighbourly relations, but they are one unreasonable in their attitude.
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definately call the police and let somebody know him exactly what you have told us. aos find out how much it will cost to repair the damage and tll him you want the money for the bill.
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Answers: get a quote. ask him to payment. dont involve insurance.
if he does not pay. take him to small claims court.until you own got a quote for the damage not greatly you can do.
if it is in fact a score the costs may be minimal and it is possible your neighbour will pay you straight away.
post the quote recorded labour with a request for payment.
involving the police will not be any abet to you at all. they are not not going to get involved within civil actions because that is bascially what it is. up to in a minute no offences have be committed.
you only have to report a happenstance to the police within 24 hours if personal injuries have occured so no fault.
call the cops
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I'd read aloud to get an estimate of a new bumper if needed at smallest and then tell your insurance company!
oh, and only just wait for them until they go to hoof it into/out of their house, they cant just run away!
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report it anyway to the police.. either they wanna reimburse up or don't.. someone hit me in my work car park.. i said.. ok pay cheque up.. her hubby wasn't gonna pay.. so I said fine, i'm off to the police, I own a copy of it on CCTV.. he soon coughed up..just get a few quotes.. depends how firm they hit it.
my neighbours thought I hit their car when I was parking, but I didn't... I laugh at her, as she rushed out.. i said , what haven't you seen a car near a WIDE turning circle, THATS why I pulled out so much.
tell them, either settle up up .. or u deal with it justifiably regardless..
they've had enough time.. and u've be fair.. f*** em
If the accident be in the US (are you in GB?) and happen in a private property, the authorities would not issue a ticket. You will have to own your insurance company pay for it and afterwards, you could sue them in small claims court.
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you can call the police but if its after 24 hrs since you be informed they may not bother, however if you tell them he may not be insured or taxed they will procure involved. Just give your insurance company a call they will be chirpy to advise you and these days adjectives they need is the number plate to capture him. hope this help Hi, Give their signature and address to your insurance they will sort them out.
get a quote for the damage,,see your neighbour and say-so thats what it will cost...see the reaction.have a photocopy to dispense them.and hopefully they will pay.keep it on friendly expressions.if they argue.then fall put a bet on to the position that you wil ldo it on your insurance but they must pay your excess..then they enjoy no real argument ...you l assume have informed your insurance company...save do it now.
I doubt that the police will procure involved i would report it to yoour own insurance company and give them your neighbours name and adress and detail them that they refuse to give you their insurance details. i would also put a write down in your neighbours door telling them if they do not attain in touch with you surrounded by the next day or two you will report it to the police.
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Yes, manifestly involve the police. Wheter they do anything is another question...the police round here won't do anything about any complaints, but it may be better where on earth you liveSmall claims court
quite simple.. move about down to your local barracks and report it.. unless u want to take the ruling into your own hands but i dont think u should resort to that even so
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Well a person actually does not hold to give their insurance information to the person they hit. They hold the right to hold it. (Don't believe me, ask your insurance man) The best option for you is to file a claim small claims court after you bring the estimate of damage or call a lawyer/insurance agent and ask what you can do. You can also press charges beside the police, but that would be my last optionI doubt that the police will procure involved i would report it to yoour own insurance company and give them your neighbours name and adress and detail them that they refuse to give you their insurance details. i would also put a write down in your neighbours door telling them if they do not attain in touch with you surrounded by the next day or two you will report it to the police.
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Drop them a file saying that if they don`t supply their insurance details you will have no choice but to inform the police. Sounds as if they do not have insurance.
It won`t do a lot for neighbourly relations, but they are one unreasonable in their attitude.
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I would lift it to a garage and have it checked over (possibly by the AA). Then get quotes from a couple of reliable garages and agree to your neighbour pick up the tab. No need to involve insurance if it can be fixed at a reasonable price.Yes hail as the police and let them deal beside it. You shouldn't have to pay for his mistake. :-)
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If the accident be in the US (are you in GB?) and happen in a private property, the authorities would not issue a ticket. You will have to own your insurance company pay for it and afterwards, you could sue them in small claims court.
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yes, receive the police involved, it seems that your neighbor does not to foot the bill, good luck
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Just call the police and permit them handle it.definately call the police and let somebody know him exactly what you have told us. aos find out how much it will cost to repair the damage and tll him you want the money for the bill.
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first of adjectives, file a police report, have them settle to all witnesses, if the damage is usually over $500, the police will later obtain the insurance information from the individual at fault. if this is not to your indulgence, file a small claims court case against them. Should they not enjoy insurance, and cannot provide the police with proof of insurance, they can even loose thier license, and will not be able to grasp it back for up to 90 days and have to prove that they hold obtained coverage. You might want to have a nice conversation and state these facts to them prior to calling the police, might be satisfactory to get them to come forward with the info
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I would involve the Police as they enjoy already broken the Law by not reporting the accident within 24 hours.I'd read aloud to get an estimate of a new bumper if needed at smallest and then tell your insurance company!
oh, and only just wait for them until they go to hoof it into/out of their house, they cant just run away!
Yes hail as the police and let them deal beside it. You shouldn't have to pay for his mistake. :-)
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In law it is not essential for your neighbour to report the incident to his insurance company, or to the police, if no one was injured. However, it would be better if you reported it to your local police station, to establish your bona-fides. You after need to sue your neighbor, in a civil conduct. Request a written statement from your neighbors, and tell them what you mean to do. If you enjoy a small claims court, usually for claims under lb1000. it will only cost you a small excise to take an action against your neighbor. When he receive an official summons from the small claims court, he will have to rob some action, and probably will settle with you past it costs him any more expense.Good Luck.Let the insurance company know, and they will take care of the individual that hit you.
get a quote for the damage,,see your neighbour and say-so thats what it will cost...see the reaction.have a photocopy to dispense them.and hopefully they will pay.keep it on friendly expressions.if they argue.then fall put a bet on to the position that you wil ldo it on your insurance but they must pay your excess..then they enjoy no real argument ...you l assume have informed your insurance company...save do it now.
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Let the insurance company know, and they will take care of the individual that hit you.
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Report the incident to the police (with witness name and addresses) also report to insurance compnay. If this fails, chuch a bo*dy great brick through his windscreen and all other window. Job can be done for you at a reasonable cost thereby absolving you of adjectives responsibilities and if you have an alibi, so much the better !!quite simple.. move about down to your local barracks and report it.. unless u want to take the ruling into your own hands but i dont think u should resort to that even so
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HIs insurance (or withdrawal of it) is his business, your damaged car is your business.
Why on globe do you want to know his insurance details. Are you a pretend policeman?
Be practical. You make your damaged saloon your business. Take it to a garage or repair agent and have it checked out. Ask for an estimate, send it to the guy who cause the damage with a message asking him to pay you for the damage cause. You could even ask a solicitor to write a claim for you, if you prefer. If he pays up, end of story.
Maybe he sends it to his insurance company, they may quibble, they may want to see the blight caused, but ultimately it is the guy who caused the wrong that is responsible for making good your loss, if he does not settle up up, sue him.
When these claims come to court, it is important to show you are reasonable by minimising your losses, and perchance providing a couple or more estimates to show that they were not exorbitant.
Why do you want to involve your insurance company? The guy who does the damage is liable, not your insurance company, not his insurance company, not his partner, nor his children, nor anyone who saw it take place. He who is liable, pays the bill. How difficult is that?
You could involve the police, but they are not going to pay for the damage, any. What do you want? Your car repaired at no cost to yourself, or a neighbour being prosecuted and made to foot a fine? If, incidentally, he was not insured, and does get fined, you are imagined going to have to wait a while longer for your reimbursement!
yes, receive the police involved, it seems that your neighbor does not to foot the bill, good luck
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Your insurance company will confirm whether or not the car is insured, I would detail them if they do not supply the details you will report them to the police!!And if they haven't got insurance at least they will attain in trouble for driving without it the idiots!!
Find out where on earth you stand via your insurance company cos they are just trying to avoid paying up!!
you can call the police but if its after 24 hrs since you be informed they may not bother, however if you tell them he may not be insured or taxed they will procure involved. Just give your insurance company a call they will be chirpy to advise you and these days adjectives they need is the number plate to capture him. hope this help
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file a police report they will get his insurance info for youHIs insurance (or withdrawal of it) is his business, your damaged car is your business.
Why on globe do you want to know his insurance details. Are you a pretend policeman?
Be practical. You make your damaged saloon your business. Take it to a garage or repair agent and have it checked out. Ask for an estimate, send it to the guy who cause the damage with a message asking him to pay you for the damage cause. You could even ask a solicitor to write a claim for you, if you prefer. If he pays up, end of story.
Maybe he sends it to his insurance company, they may quibble, they may want to see the blight caused, but ultimately it is the guy who caused the wrong that is responsible for making good your loss, if he does not settle up up, sue him.
When these claims come to court, it is important to show you are reasonable by minimising your losses, and perchance providing a couple or more estimates to show that they were not exorbitant.
Why do you want to involve your insurance company? The guy who does the damage is liable, not your insurance company, not his insurance company, not his partner, nor his children, nor anyone who saw it take place. He who is liable, pays the bill. How difficult is that?
You could involve the police, but they are not going to pay for the damage, any. What do you want? Your car repaired at no cost to yourself, or a neighbour being prosecuted and made to foot a fine? If, incidentally, he was not insured, and does get fined, you are imagined going to have to wait a while longer for your reimbursement!
yes, receive the police involved, it seems that your neighbor does not to foot the bill, good luck
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