Discussion
I think we need an insurance section with loon as ambassador.
Anyway, hypothetical question that came up with the boys today. can an insurance claim be withdrawn if they decide to write a car of as uneconomical to repair? The car can be assumed to be perfectly drivable with no sharp edges etc.
The reason for cancelling it would be that the amount offered for the car would not be enough for the claimant to get another car with fooling subtraction of excess.
Thoughts?
Anyway, hypothetical question that came up with the boys today. can an insurance claim be withdrawn if they decide to write a car of as uneconomical to repair? The car can be assumed to be perfectly drivable with no sharp edges etc.
The reason for cancelling it would be that the amount offered for the car would not be enough for the claimant to get another car with fooling subtraction of excess.
Thoughts?
Monsieur, wiz zeez compliments, you are spoiling me. I think I'm more likely to end up in PH exile, rather than be an ambassador on here 
Yes. You can withdraw your claim at any point and make it just "for info only" for damage to your own vehicle. You can't do this if a third party is claiming / initiated the claim against you, only they can withdraw their part of the claim.
Yes. You can withdraw your claim at any point and make it just "for info only" for damage to your own vehicle. You can't do this if a third party is claiming / initiated the claim against you, only they can withdraw their part of the claim.
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