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MIBI claim

  • 14-07-2008 12:13pm
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    Peckham
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    Was rear-ended. Got out of car and approached other driver, noticing his insurance disc was out of date by a few months. Rang guards, but other driver left scene fairly promptly without speaking to us. Guards arrived and did a check on his reg number, but reg came back as being for a different type of car.

    Guards mentioned that we could claim through MIBI, but I notice on their website that "in order to establish a right to recover for damage to your car or other property you must be able to identify the vehicle
    which caused the damage by means of a valid registration plate."

    Have been in touch with our insurance company, but on the basis of the reg plate not matching the car, could we be in a bit of bother?


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