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  • 29-08-2011 3:53am
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    Lavattack
    Registered Users Posts: 355 ✭✭


    If this should be somewhere other than AH feel free to move it. Hypethetical.......guy with no insurance,tax,NCT,liscense crashes into two cars. his car and one other are wrote off and the third some damage.No serious injuries. What can he expect? What should he do?


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    kmart6
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    Surely you could see yourself that this would be better suited to either Motors or Legal Discussion!


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    later12
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    Lavattack wrote: »
    If this should be somewhere other than AH feel free to move it. Hypethetical.......guy with no insurance,tax,NCT,liscense crashes into two cars. his car and one other are wrote off and the third some damage.No serious injuries. What can he expect? What should he do?
    Likely a conviction, a fine and a driving ban

    http://www.carlowpeople.ie/news/driver-had-no-tax-licence-or-insurance-729567.html

    http://www.braypeople.ie/local-notes/motorist-had-no-licence-or-tax-1772005.html


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    Lavattack
    Registered Users Posts: 355 ✭✭Lavattack


    kmart6 wrote: »
    Surely you could see yourself that this would be better suited to either Motors or Legal Discussion!

    Yeah I can but I only know how to post in AH sorry. Can you move it by any chance please??


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    hondasam
    Closed Accounts Posts: 34,419 ✭✭✭✭hondasam


    Lavattack wrote: »
    If this should be somewhere other than AH feel free to move it. Hypethetical.......guy with no insurance,tax,NCT,liscense crashes into two cars. his car and one other are wrote off and the third some damage.No serious injuries. What can he expect? What should he do?

    long ban and a very big fine. what should he do, can't answer that one.

    Depends on previous convictions, possible prison sentence.


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    [Deleted User]
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    What should he do? Sort his life out.


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    MrStuffins
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    Lavattack wrote: »
    If this should be somewhere other than AH feel free to move it. Hypethetical.......guy with no insurance,tax,NCT,liscense crashes into two cars. his car and one other are wrote off and the third some damage.No serious injuries. What can he expect? What should he do?

    Lemme guess............ now this might be a wild stab in the dark here........ but............ hhmmmmmmmmm........ now i'm now Columbo or nothing' but......

    I'm guessing........ hhmmmmmmmm..........

    ......... this situation isn't completely hypothetical is it?


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    hondasam
    Closed Accounts Posts: 34,419 ✭✭✭✭hondasam


    MrStuffins wrote: »
    Lemme guess............ now this might be a wild stab in the dark here........ but............ hhmmmmmmmmm........ now i'm now Columbo or nothing' but......

    I'm guessing........ hhmmmmmmmm..........

    ......... this situation isn't completely hypothetical is it?

    Does it matter, he just wants some feedback.


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    Overheal
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    guy with no insurance,tax,NCT,liscense crashes into two cars. his car and one other are wrote off and the third some damage.No serious injuries. What can he expect? What should he do?
    -50dkp


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    MrStuffins
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    hondasam wrote: »
    Does it matter, he just wants some feedback.

    there's a big difference though.

    If it's hypothetical, grand. If not and it's him, you're giving him legal advice that (i'm just guessing here) you're not qualified to do.


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    Balfie
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    just be happy that no one was seriously hurt.


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    Overheal
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    Paarse Krokodil
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    I know someone who was crashed into by one of these people

    the fella without insurance paid for the damage out of his own pocket and nothing more was ever said or done about it


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    Lavattack
    Registered Users Posts: 355 ✭✭Lavattack


    MrStuffins wrote: »
    there's a big difference though.

    If it's hypothetical, grand. If not and it's him, you're giving him legal advice that (i'm just guessing here) you're not qualified to do.

    Its nothing to do with me actually. Just a friend of mine who regrettfully took out his car when he obviously shouldnt have. He is panicing here as niether of us have/had aclue what happens so I said I would see what ye think. Nothing taken too serious as the solicitor will have a fair idea when they speak tomorrow we assume.


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    Overheal
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    Lavattack wrote: »
    Its nothing to do with me actually. Just a friend of mine who regrettfully took out his car when he obviously shouldnt have. He is panicing here as niether of us have/had aclue what happens so I said I would see what ye think. Nothing taken too serious as the solicitor will have a fair idea when they speak tomorrow we assume.
    /facepalm

    IBTL. I don't personally advise any more responses to this thread. I imagine they'll be dealt with rather swiftly.


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    later12
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    Lavattack wrote: »
    Its nothing to do with me actually. Just a friend of mine who regrettfully took out his car when he obviously shouldnt have. He is panicing here as niether of us have/had aclue what happens so I said I would see what ye think. Nothing taken too serious as the solicitor will have a fair idea when they speak tomorrow we assume.
    If you can't afford a solicitor right away, be aware that the Citizens Information bureau can offer free legal advice.

    Your friend's case is not an alarmingly unusual one.


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    Cianos
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    You(r friend) should be glad it wasn't a more serious incident for such idiocy.


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    later12
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    Lavattack wrote: »
    Its nothing to do with me actually. Just a friend of mine who regrettfully took out his car when he obviously shouldnt have.
    What was he doing with a car if he doesn't possess a driver's licence:confused:

    Can't believe someone would be so negligent when for so long it's been famously easy to get a driver's licence in this country.

    Just noting the timing of your post & the fact that the guy crashed into two cars... no offence but is there any chance alcohol or some other substances were involved?


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    Rabies
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    Boards.ie and especially AH is not the place for legal advice.
    Locked.

    Please use the legal forums for discussion but not for advice.


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