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When you purchase a contract of insurance with ICBC one of the things that must be disclosed is who the principal operator of the vehicle will be. Depending on the answer the rate of insurance may vary. If a consumer misrepresents who the principal operator is this can result in a breach of insurance and […]
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I’ve previously discussed how saving a few hundred bucks could cost you a few hundred thousand by misrepresenting the principle vehicle operator when purchasing ICBC insurance. Today reasons for judgement were released by the BC Supreme Court, New Westminster Registry, demonstrating breach of insurance consequences in action. In today’s case (Lau v. ICBC) the Plaintiff was involved […]
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Reasons for judgement were released last week by the BC Supreme Court, Victoria Registry, ordering ICBC to provide particulars in support of an allegation that the Plaintiff provided a wilfully false statement. In last week’s case (Biedermann v. ICBC) the Plaintiff was sued for damages following three motor vehicle collisions. ICBC refused to indemnify the […]
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Reasons for judgement were released today by the BC Supreme Court, Vancouver Registry, ordering ICBC to pay ‘double costs‘ after losing a breach of insurance claim. In today’s case (Barsaloux v. ICBC) the Plaintiff was the owner of a vehicle that was stolen and subsequently recovered. It was damaged beyond repair. The Plaintiff had insurance […]
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I’ve written many times about the potentially steep financial consequences of being in breach of an ICBC Policy when an injury claim is made. A frequent type of breach relates to misrepresenting who the principal operator of a vehicle is. Reasons for judgement were released today demonstrating some of the consequences that occur when […]
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I’ve previously written about the significant financial consequences that can come with being in breach of your ICBC Insurance and reasons for judgement were released today by the BC Supreme Court, Penticton Registry, demonstrating the consequences of ‘breach’ in action. In today’s case (Booth v. ICBC) the Plaintiff was the registered owner of a Camaro. […]
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When you purchase a contract of insurance with ICBC they want to know who the principal operator is going to be. The insurance premiums may vary based on the person’s driving record. It is unfortunately all too common of a problem for people to misrepresent who the principal operator of their vehicle is when insuring […]