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Different address on insurance policy

  • 08-09-2017 2:37pm
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    sashafierce
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    Sue Pa Key Pa
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    Address is a crucial aspect of your quote. Misrepresentation could allow your insurer refute a claim and cancel your cover. Not something you would want


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    sashafierce
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    Sue Pa Key Pa
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    sashafierce wrote: »
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    It's not all about security, it is also about primary area of use. I'd resolve it ASAP


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    sashafierce
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    Marcusm
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    sashafierce wrote: »
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    Obtaining insurance by fraudulent misrepresentation. An offence under section 64 Road Traffic Act 1961 (as amended).


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