Unsupervised provisional licence holder
Discussion
So a neighbour a polish chap has hit one of my cars outside my house while parked.
Of course he is provisional licence holder with no Lplates or supervisor but a neighbour was witness.
They don't speak much English but have said they want to pay.
I assume his insurance may not pay anyway?
Of course he is provisional licence holder with no Lplates or supervisor but a neighbour was witness.
They don't speak much English but have said they want to pay.
I assume his insurance may not pay anyway?
LosingGrip said:
Does he have a Polish licence? He may be legal if he has that.
If he has insurance and driving otherwise in accordance, they have a duty to pay out for your damages. They may then go after the policy holder for the money.
No uk provsional seen the v5 car and is in his name.If he has insurance and driving otherwise in accordance, they have a duty to pay out for your damages. They may then go after the policy holder for the money.
The witness said he can't drive given he went into my car stationary on my drive.
They don't drive for a year I have lived here, they drink like fish then last week he got 04 210k focus and his mother in law has driven it.
He was moving the car and lost control hitting my sliding door and wheel arch.
Should report it to the police they live next to me so it's super awkward.
Edited by surveyor_101 on Friday 14th May 16:32
Tell me about it lucky the guy up the road who I helped with a jump start once came and told me and is a witness!
I have reported to police as insurance was not happy about his none licence and getting my money back..
I have good insurance who are getting me a car etc as it's AXA and I paid for the best cover.
I have reported to police as insurance was not happy about his none licence and getting my money back..
I have good insurance who are getting me a car etc as it's AXA and I paid for the best cover.
surveyor_101 said:
Tell me about it lucky the guy up the road who I helped with a jump start once came and told me and is a witness!
I have reported to police as insurance was not happy about his none licence and getting my money back..
I have good insurance who are getting me a car etc as it's AXA and I paid for the best cover.
How long ago did this happen as it looks a bit rusty?I have reported to police as insurance was not happy about his none licence and getting my money back..
I have good insurance who are getting me a car etc as it's AXA and I paid for the best cover.
Semmelweiss said:
Has your minor son stolen your Pistonhead's account? From a sensible bloke, WTF had happened to you?
My separation and two, redunacies in 2 years and a pandemic, I suppose!Losing the will to live, with the rotten luck I am having.
I don't have a son but daughters, my ex is on her 2nd love of her life in two years and now our eldest is not happy she has told her if she doesn't like her new bf she can come live with me!
So I now have a 13 year old with me that I pay her mum to care for 4 days and week, who is having problems at school and her my. Is more fussed about her new younger bf than our first born!
What can I do!
Edited by surveyor_101 on Friday 14th May 23:43
Edited by surveyor_101 on Friday 14th May 23:44
Edited by surveyor_101 on Friday 14th May 23:45
IMHO, given the stress you already have in your life, let them pay and forget it ever happened.
Hopefully the accident will focus (pardon the pun) their attentions on being legal in future, and the last thing it sounds like you need is a feud with neighbours.
This way the Polish neighbours will be friendly towards you because you avoided a lot of hassle for them.
Just make sure they pay for a decent job at your choice of body shop, not their mate Pawel with some plastic padding & a rattle can.
Hopefully the accident will focus (pardon the pun) their attentions on being legal in future, and the last thing it sounds like you need is a feud with neighbours.
This way the Polish neighbours will be friendly towards you because you avoided a lot of hassle for them.
Just make sure they pay for a decent job at your choice of body shop, not their mate Pawel with some plastic padding & a rattle can.
surveyor_101 said:
Psycho Warren said:
reduce thes maintenance payment to the correct level for the amount of time you have the kids? that will send a message to the mum to sort her s
t out. or could make her more psycho?
I will have to return to court to do that, unless she will tell the cms the change that as basically the receiving parent can say what They like.t out. or could make her more psycho?Money will be an issue and when and if the universal credit people get wind that she has a guy staying 4 nights a week plus when she gets a lot of money as a single mum that will no doubt cause a issue. She told me he was moving in months ago but he lives with his mum and just got a new car and earn And is a technical for the water board. The house she rents is her mums but they have not told the benefits people it's her mums, but they seem to get away with all that. It's two small for them really I refused to rent it of them years ago as it's a very small 3 bed.
Sadly she lives in a fantasy world telling the girls she is getting a 4 bed house and showing them pics and news cars all the time, her mum bought her the 10 year focus when we split.. When I saw a her for a school meeting on Monday our daughters none attendance of school, she was wearing all new joules and timberland. She is in a lot of debt when we split and she earns about 18k.
She has also started drink heavily according to my eldest she it getting through a bottle of wine a night, she is a trainee nurse associate and I am told she behind on her study and fallen out with several colleagues,
They went on a shopping trip last weekend and bought the girls nothing, I don't know how they do it.
The cms allow her to weaponise them to get back at me, the reason she told then I didn't pay in Feb! March time was because she had only know this guy 6 weeks when she had to start coming over with the girls and that was a 2 months after the other guy she dated for a year dumped her.
Edited by surveyor_101 on Saturday 15th May 07:17
Edited by surveyor_101 on Saturday 15th May 07:18
Stick Legs said:
IMHO, given the stress you already have in your life, let them pay and forget it ever happened.
Hopefully the accident will focus (pardon the pun) their attentions on being legal in future, and the last thing it sounds like you need is a feud with neighbours.
This way the Polish neighbours will be friendly towards you because you avoided a lot of hassle for them.
Just make sure they pay for a decent job at your choice of body shop, not their mate Pawel with some plastic padding & a rattle can.
Supplemental:Hopefully the accident will focus (pardon the pun) their attentions on being legal in future, and the last thing it sounds like you need is a feud with neighbours.
This way the Polish neighbours will be friendly towards you because you avoided a lot of hassle for them.
Just make sure they pay for a decent job at your choice of body shop, not their mate Pawel with some plastic padding & a rattle can.
I work with Poles, on the whole if you treat them well and save them 'problems' they are very helpful and reciprocal. They are as a bunch quite loyal.
Having Eastern European friends with a fairly casual attitude to the law may well be a useful asset one day.
surveyor_101 said:
Money will be an issue and when and if the universal credit people get wind that she has a guy staying 4 nights a week plus when she gets a lot of money as a single mum that will no doubt cause a issue.
with the drinking, benefit fraud etc surely youd have a good case to go back to court to get more custody espcially as your kid is old enough to have a say over where she lives. (albeit bad judges can ignore it and use the mysogiynistic "children should live with the mother" line often troted out).
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