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Question about seeling car and insurance claim

billyhead · 2011-11-28 09:12:36

I was considering selling my car in the new year. I was thinking of just using public transport from now on. The insurance on it which expires next August has been paid up front in full. I recently submitted a claim to be settled for 2300 euro for a third party I had an accident with (my fault). I was wondering if I sold…

28-11-2011 9:12am

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I was considering selling my car in the new year. I was thinking of just using public transport from now on. The insurance on it which expires next August has been paid up front in full. I recently submitted a claim to be settled for 2300 euro for a third party I had an accident with (my fault). I was wondering if I sold my car in January would i have to pay the insurance company back? I already paid a 500 euro excess on the insurance for this accident.

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#2 28-11-2011 9:32am

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Ring your Insurance company?

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#3 28-11-2011 9:42am

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No you don't have to pay your claim. Also the excess should only be payable to any claim you made for damage to your car.

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#4 28-11-2011 9:49am

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MugMugs wrote: »

No you don't have to pay your claim. Also the excess should only be payable to any claim you made for damage to your car.

I had to post of a cheque for this for the damege to the other car. I am covered by 3rd party fire and theft which does not cover my car

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