October 5, 200916 yr Here's a scenario: Bloke gets caught for drink driving (2nd offence) and gets a 3 year ban. After ban buys car (crap) and pays huge insurance for two years. By this point it's 5 years since the crime-does he no longer have to declare the offense when insuring or is he bound to declare it forever? Does anyone know the actual (factually based) answer to this rather than opinion?
October 5, 200916 yr Not too sure mate, the questions asked when applying for insurance are: any accidents claims or convictions in the last 5 years? and you are also asked if you have ever been disqualified or refused insurance? since he was banned for 2 years i think that he would have to disclose this at this point, or else insurance would be invalid, and i guess if he had no accidents or anything then no problem - but if he did, i am sure that the insurance company would use this as a breach of contract, and would then not pay out in event of a claim, and subsequently he would be done for driving without insurance. This said, it shouldn't effect the actual premium. The ban can be completely removed from license in 11 years. I think thats right, my brother is an insurance broker so i'll ask in tomorrow. P
Here's a scenario:
Bloke gets caught for drink driving (2nd offence) and gets a 3 year ban. After ban buys car (crap) and pays huge insurance for two years.
By this point it's 5 years since the crime-does he no longer have to declare the offense when insuring or is he bound to declare it forever?
Does anyone know the actual (factually based) answer to this rather than opinion?