Disclosure of motoring penalties to insurance companies
Insurance companies demand disclosure of fixed penalty points for five years, even though the points are invalid after three, and removed from the licence after four.
Presumably they demand longer for serious convictions, like drink driving, when the corresponding times are five years and 11 years. What does the law say that insurers are entitled to, in relation to disclosure?
Presumably they demand longer for serious convictions, like drink driving, when the corresponding times are five years and 11 years. What does the law say that insurers are entitled to, in relation to disclosure?
Asked on 17 June 2013 by grahammore
Answered by
Honest John
Nothing to do with the law. Insurers can impose whatever contractual conditions they want. You don't have to sign up to their contact and you can always go to another insurer.
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