Thread: Company car insurance liabilty
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Old 09-05-2008, 09:35 PM   #11 (permalink)
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Re: Company car insurance liabilty
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Originally Posted by Lost Soul View Post
Policy holder pays excess and can retrieve if non fault

If your company then stipulate you have to pay excess in terms of use, you have to, but legally policy holder will pay excess

So if they pay while you are on the job then they stump up, if they state you have to pay in your contract out of business hours they still pay and will reclaim it from you

the policy holder is legally bound to pay the excess
That's the thing my gf will never us it out of hours. Only purely to do her job. So if she has an accident during her working hours they want her to sign saying that if it's her fault or no one to claim from then she will pay any money owed!
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