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Would would be liable for this insurance claim ?? PLEASE HELP!!? |
My daughter today reversed out of our drive , when she hit a car which was reversing across the pavement going past our house. The rears of both cars were damaged but only slightly (few dents here and there). The car she hit has for many weeks been parked on the pavement obstructing either mine or my neighbours driveways. Also the car is usually parked with two wheels on the road and the other two on the pavement. how the lady has parked has nothing to do it. i say to this day that my neighbor was trying to get me to hit her cuz she hid around blind corners and drove down the middle of the road and waited for the last split sec to get over. u should have called the cops. whoever was backed out the farthest would be the least liable but they are both liable That is what "No Fault Insurance is For" !!!! I would believe that the person backing out of the driveway has to be the one using caution while entering the street, therefore being the liable one. Call your insurance company! |
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