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09 April 2002, 09:41 AM
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Following an incident involving a horse (& my car, not me 
), I need to claim from the rider for damage sustained to my car, is there a legal requirement for a horse to be insured on a public highway, or is it purely discretionary ?
), I need to claim from the rider for damage sustained to my car, is there a legal requirement for a horse to be insured on a public highway, or is it purely discretionary ?
11 April 2002, 07:30 AM
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I was insured on the road with a horse.
Sounds daft, but it isn't if you have an accident.
My mum was nearly killed in an accident involving a horse and an idiot who *didn't see* her.
(She was wearing full flourescent wear as was the horse in the relevant places)
Sounds daft, but it isn't if you have an accident.
My mum was nearly killed in an accident involving a horse and an idiot who *didn't see* her.
(She was wearing full flourescent wear as was the horse in the relevant places)
11 April 2002, 11:35 AM
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I believe the answer is that you claim off the stables that house the horse (who should be insured for public liabiity) or the public liability insurance of the owners of the horse (which normally comes with your household policy).
Nothing wrong with horses on the road - its some of the owners/riders that are the idiots (nothing at you Michelle, just there are quite a few round where I live who have their heads up their...
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Nothing wrong with horses on the road - its some of the owners/riders that are the idiots (nothing at you Michelle, just there are quite a few round where I live who have their heads up their...
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11 April 2002, 12:23 PM
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Cheers J
Dunno about you, but getting well hacked off with serious posts being hijacked by muppets
Michelle,
Deleted your replies as well, or it wouldn't have made sense
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Dunno about you, but getting well hacked off with serious posts being hijacked by muppets
Michelle,
Deleted your replies as well, or it wouldn't have made sense
D
04 November 2002, 11:50 AM
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Hi,
I've deleted all the non relevant posts (to be fair and make this thread still make sense).
IMHO this is a valid question requiring fair responses
Hope you all understand
D
[Edited by Diablo - 4/11/2002 11:52:27 AM]
I've deleted all the non relevant posts (to be fair and make this thread still make sense).
IMHO this is a valid question requiring fair responses
Hope you all understand
D
[Edited by Diablo - 4/11/2002 11:52:27 AM]
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