Scotty C
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Great 
Doesnt help ive already been done for no insurance before and got 8 points.
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Rob H
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Originally posted by Monster
So, I told him and he said 'hes checked and ur not insured'
Who's "He"? Seems to be a third party?
Is the company a large one, i.e Dominoes etc, and is your bosses cars a company car? If it is, it might be worth phoning up the main HQ againa and double checking, as usually insurance is bought to cover ANY driver if it's a company car that may have to be used for buisness. Just a thought  .
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Scotty C
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quote:
Originally posted by Rob H
quote:
Originally posted by Monster
So, I told him and he said 'hes checked and ur not insured'
Who's "He"? Seems to be a third party?
Is the company a large one, i.e Dominoes etc, and is your bosses cars a company car? If it is, it might be worth phoning up the main HQ againa and double checking, as usually insurance is bought to cover ANY driver if it's a company car that may have to be used for buisness. Just a thought .
He just said he checked and im not insured. Yes it is a big company - Perfect Pizza. It's not a company car, its his own personal car.
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Jules S
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Originally posted by Monster
Great
Doesnt help ive already been done for no insurance before and got 8 points.
I take back my previous statement.....If you have a previous IN10 I would imagine they will throw the (heavy) book at you.
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Marc
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Oh dear 
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Scotty C
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quote:
Originally posted by Jules S
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Originally posted by Monster
Great
Doesnt help ive already been done for no insurance before and got 8 points.
I take back my previous statement.....If you have a previous IN10 I would imagine they will throw the (heavy) book at you.
Whats that then
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Marc
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The how to make an example of a repeat offender book 
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Jules S
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Originally posted by Marc
The how to make an example of a repeat offender book
What Marc said...
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Scotty C
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What, more commuinty service?
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Ian
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Who knows.
Either way you'll have to ride it out.
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Jules S
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You may want to sit down before clicking this:-
http://www.penaltypoints.ie/faq.php
about 4/5ths down
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RichR
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Girlfriends cousin had an accident in his car 3 months after passing - it wasn't his fault.
However when he came to check his documents; there were none - his dad had said he would insure him for his first year etc and that he was paying for it; it was all sorted but then his dad had a heart attack and spent a couple of months in hospital. In all the time and confusion the insurance never got sorted and Grant didnt know about not being insured
when he went to court the magistrate was very leniant and given the mitagating cicumstances, they let him off with no points, no fine but he did have to pay court costs
If I were you I'd be upfront from the off; make no excuses for not checking that you were insured; but do put across the point that you were in the employers car carrying out a task he had asked you to do and that he had told you that you were insured
if its a leniant magistrate you may just get fine - then pursue a civil case to recompense yourself by the business/boss
[Edited on 25-10-2006 by LiVe LeE]
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mwg
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quote:
Originally posted by Jules S
You may want to sit down before clicking this:-
http://www.penaltypoints.ie/faq.php
about 4/5ths down
prison sentence at the discretion of the court
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Marc
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Wheres that banned Gif
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Scotty C
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I'd kill myself before I went to prison! fuck that shit
[Edited on 25-10-2006 by Monster]
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a_j_mair
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surely if there are any fines your boss will pay then without going to court?
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Ian
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quote:
Originally posted by a_j_mair
surely if there are any fines your boss will pay then without going to court?
No
Its a motoring offence which prosecutes a driver.
Anything else is in addition to that. You can't escape the legal process because you fancy giving someone else the bill.
Its HIS prosecution.
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Rob H
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Originally posted by Monster
I'd kill myself before I went to prison! fuck that shit
Don't worry about Prison, there's only about 4 spaces left, so Logic would say they'd keep those for the murderers...
...Legal System?... Logic?... You're going down 
Seriously though, there's no harm in explaining the circumstances, I can't see it doing you any harm .
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