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Unusual motor insurance clause

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fredpuli47 | 14:38 Fri 15th Feb 2008 | Insurance
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What mischief is this restrictive clause , now found in motor insurance policies ,aimed at preventing?

" This policy does not cover use to secure the release of a motor vehicle, other than the vehicle identified above by its registration mark, which has been seized by , or on behalf of, any government or public authority"

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Mr C's car is impounded for no tax.

Not a problem, he thinks. My friend Mr X is allowed to drive 'any other vehicle with the owner's permission' on his insurance -he can say he was driving and it was insured on his policy and I'll get my car back.

Oh no he can't! This clause specifically prevents retrieval of a vehicle other than the one it is insured for.
Obviously, in my scenario Mr C has no insurance either.

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