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sav1

Junior Member
I've got a quick question for you guys....say I own a vehicle that is currently registered but not insured. One day an unlicensed buddy of mine has a emergency and has only the option of jumping into my unisured vehicle to get where he needs to be to fix his problem. Say he recks on his way, would I end up being liable for damages or losses???
 


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seniorjudge

Senior Member
sav1 said:
I've got a quick question for you guys....say I own a vehicle that is currently registered but not insured. One day an unlicensed buddy of mine has a emergency and has only the option of jumping into my unisured vehicle to get where he needs to be to fix his problem. Say he recks on his way, would I end up being liable for damages or losses???
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Q: Say he recks on his way, would I end up being liable for damages or losses?

A: There is about a 50-50 chance, more or less.
 
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shell007

Guest
seniorjudge said:
Q: Say he recks on his way, would I end up being liable for damages or losses?

A: There is about a 50-50 chance, more or less.
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SeniorJudge: Why do you say 50/50? I would have thought YES hands down! Uninsured vehicle with an unlicensed driver???:eek: :eek:

Curious!!
 
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shell007

Guest
seniorjudge said:
My ESP just failed...sorry!;)
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SJ: Or you had one of those Whiskey Sours!:D :D

OP: My answer to your question is YES...you would be liable.

Stand by for other advice!!!
 
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