Country Motorcycle Insurance Someone In A Stolen Car Wrecked Into Our Motorcycles And Car While Parked ,is The Car Owners Insurance Liable?
Someone in a stolen car wrecked into our motorcycles and car while parked ,is the car owners insurance liable? - country motorcycle insurance
2 hours in the morning during a police chase a car thief has lost again, and broke my trike women overall (in) my bike (minor injuries) on the porch of the house () broken in half, then left on the side of our cars. is obviosly for damages, the money or the thief responsible for the insurance, the car belongs to a lawyer and won a country club.the The police said that the thief would be court ordered to pay compensation, but anyone that is a half a brain can understand that if I had any money would'nt car theft (this is also a repeat offender), so that they are only 10 more than a thousand dollars in damages?
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5 comments:
I would say probably screwed ... I feel really shit me ... I feel for you.
They say that the car belongs to a lawyer? Did you really admit that someone take responsibility? He is a lawyer and has friends sttorney .... they would find a way out of it ... no matter what.
Call a lawyer ... I'm not ... just my opinion.
You should contact your insurer. Most insurance companies will take care of them for you. Who will pay for the repair of vehicles and go under the name of the criminal, so you can determine your car and do not worry.
We wish you a good insurance ... = O)
If the owner had the cover of an uninsured driver - each of which generally has complete coverage.
Basically, yes. The insurance company is not liable, unless the owner of the car to run, including cases of car theft. However, your insurance will pay. Usually, the amount you must pay the deductible. It is 500-2000, depending on what your deductible.
Insurance is not responsible for any damage as a result of a crime. We can not be held liable for damage caused by crime. Your insurance pays the cost of repairing your vehicle, the less the deductible. If in the unlikely event that someone tries to defend your insurance must continue. Forget all
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