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LOL squarebear - ice has posted a previous question, and instead of replying seems to have created a second post.
If she pulled out when you were already established, then you won;t be at fault. However, as she is apparently not insured, and doesn't have a licence, then all you can really do is:
1) claim through your insurance (assuming comp cover) and they can try and re-claim it
2) claim through MIB
3) try and get her to pay for your damage
This is assuming that she hasn't given false details, etc.
Like I said previously, no insurance or licence (whilst not good!) is no reflecion on who is at fault.
If she pulled out when you were already established, then you won;t be at fault. However, as she is apparently not insured, and doesn't have a licence, then all you can really do is:
1) claim through your insurance (assuming comp cover) and they can try and re-claim it
2) claim through MIB
3) try and get her to pay for your damage
This is assuming that she hasn't given false details, etc.
Like I said previously, no insurance or licence (whilst not good!) is no reflecion on who is at fault.
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