[AltAccount]

Originally Posted by mdebets

Because you have certain duties towards the insurance company and the op neglected them. So it's all legal. There are also court cases confirming that it is legal.

I guess they need to contact the insurance company then and explain the situation.

[germanhelp]

Originally Posted by AltAccount

IMHO you were insured at the time of the accident and so you're fine for that.

That seems logical, but I am learning more about the essence of German law and I can only hope this is the way it works.

I believe the fine will settle the legal aspect, again, I am not sure.

Originally Posted by mdebets

If the judge convicts you and you loose your licence, you have to sent it to Germany, to get this stamp applied. If you don't do this, you will be charged with driving without licence, the next time the police in Germany checks your licence,

Understood - I assume this will only pass if the Court directs this?


I keep repeating, but again, thank you all!

[germanhelp]

Originally Posted by AltAccount

I guess they need to contact the insurance company then and explain the situation.

The process is underway, but they want assessors, etc, and are saying nothing.

[MugMugs]

Originally Posted by germanhelp

Ireland 3rd party driving other cars, doesn't extend to outside the ROI.

Yes it does.

[germanhelp]

Originally Posted by Antares

Yes it does.

Not for me with Aviva it doesn't. I checked today and on page 3 of my policy with them is specifically states only within ROI.

[MugMugs]

Originally Posted by germanhelp

Not for me with Aviva it doesn't. I checked today and on page 3 of my policy with them is specifically states only within ROI.

Accepted but with some it does.