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Insurance Question: include DAS Legal?

gok · 2009-03-19 20:43:59

Hi, My insurance is up for renewal and 2 of the quotes I've received include DAS Legal insurance (and breakdown). The DAS can be removed to save a further €15. My question: Is there any point in paying extra for this legal insurance? - I don't fully understand when it would come into play Thx gok

19-03-2009 9:43pm

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gok

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Hi,
My insurance is up for renewal and 2 of the quotes I've received include DAS Legal insurance (and breakdown). The DAS can be removed to save a further €15.
My question: Is there any point in paying extra for this legal insurance? - I don't fully understand when it would come into play

Thx
gok

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#2 20-03-2009 3:41am

Del2005

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AFAIK it pays your legal bills if your involved in an accident where your not at fault or if you have someone claim off you. For the sake of €15 is it better not to keep it in case you need it, as that's all your paying the insurance for anyway?

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