Firstly, thank you bhpians for showing your concern and throwing light into this.
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Originally Posted by Sha One thing is sure he will mince money from you also and will get claim from insurance also |
Looks to be very likely.
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Originally Posted by srishiva That would have taken care of your insurance |
The dealer at Hyundai has assured me that he will take care of the insurance for the damages of my car and no FIR is required if only my cars expenses is to be claimed.
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Originally Posted by AbhiJ Tell him to get the money from insurance. Thats what insurance is for.
According to what a TASC owner told me, even if he files a case, and you are proven guilty (highly unlikely) the damages will be borne by YOUR INSURANCE COMPANY.
P.s. Gurus correct me if I am wrong here. |
I've spoken about this, he's more worried about not logging any accident records for his car.
I need to confirm about the second part.
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Originally Posted by govigov I would suggest both parties to claim insurance on the base that it hit a compund wall or something similar (not a public property) and claim insurace based on that, instead of telling that it is an accident, tell them that you hit the car on a boulder(huge rock) that was on the road, while giving way to another vehicle and your car did not hit any other car. |
Nope, he's not agreeing to such
jugaads.
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Originally Posted by drpullockaran Ask him to file the case or that you are ready to pay him the no claim bonus of the cars comprehensive insurance. |
Hmmm... Will talk about this again.
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Originally Posted by Abes If you are not sure of the procedures, I suggest you consult a lawyer, or walk into a police station and ask. |
Problem is, 9/10 times Lawyers and Police will be waiting for such cases to extract money.
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Originally Posted by binaiks He would not be able to file an FIR against you now, unless and until he claims that the accident occurred a while back at some local place in Kolhapur, and you fled the spot. You can counter this claim by producing proof of your vehicle being at the service station (by producing necessary records). |
This is what is bothering me, that if I do not agree to pay him out of my pocket, it might hurt his ego and he may resort to such cheap routes to harass me.
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Originally Posted by ajmat 1: He will spend more money to recover the Rs 12000 than getting the actual amount
2: Worst case, you get summoned to court, plead guilty and pay the 500 fine. To recover the Rs 12000 is a civil case which is not worth his time |
Hope this happens if his intentions aren't good. Will serve him right!
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Originally Posted by COUGAR What you need to do is to claim 3rd party insurance (that is if you had availed that). That way, you contact your insurance company and they will pay the damages for both your car as well as the other party. However you will lose your NCB for this year: but that is a non-issue at this point.
But for this to happen both parties need to come to an agreement. |
My car is under a comprehensive cover. I hope that looks into the 'third party' thingy as well. To get the claim for Mr. Fiesta's car, he'll have to file a case for which he's not ready. He wants me to pay.
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Originally Posted by srishiva What if he files a hit and run. However small the accident, it is better to file a FIR. What does it take to file a FIR?
He wouldn't have been anxious like this if he had. |
This is my biggest concern - What if he files a 'Hit & Run'? Will the fact that he has my DLs photocopy (this he may again deny in future) and that he had called me on my mobile phone the same evening to give his number prove that I've not Hit & Run?
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Originally Posted by BaCkSeAtDrIVeR What may / is required is information to the police, and an acknowledgement that the accident has been reported. This "information" need not escalate to prosecution. |
Can this really be done, without an FIR that is...??
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Originally Posted by BaCkSeAtDrIVeR BTW, I think you can paint half a dozen cars with 12K. |
I too feel that this amount is more to take me on a ride.
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Originally Posted by nandishpal i would suggest.hold on to your words.you have agrred to pay him a compensation.what he does with the money is his look out.tell him you cant pay 12k but for sure you can pay 6k to 7k.if he agrees give him the money & taken a written statement from him that this small incident is closed with no dues.we shouls not forget that he let you go only because you had committed him compensation.may be i am trying to get too practical but this is what is right. |
Believe me, I too absolutely do not have any intentions of not being true to my words. But, the amount is too steep. Had it been a couple of thousands I'd have not even have posted this. I'm unemployed since the last seven months and have to depend on my parents for any financial support.