If the street-light Polo is parked under blows over in the night and crushes him, can I claim on insurance to get him repaired? Even though the small print on policy says I'm not covered for acts of God or terrorism?
Can you claim for an act of god if you don't believe in god and it's therefore just down to bad weather?
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Bit of a shame to remove this thread just after Cliff had posted a quite amusing comment and I'm the only person to have read it.
Nonethless, this thread had been lost to an act of Mark, which is quite on topic.
I'll leave the thread because potentially its an interesting issue insofar as it affects motoring and motor insurance. But lets try just a little harder to remember it is not Friday.
Thanks ever so.
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Flattered, I am sure. I knew I was tempting fate by mentioning the Edit button!
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