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From the Broker Forum, December

Beazleyj: A quarter of drivers have avoided using their motor insurance by giving money to a driver they have crashed into to fix the damage, according to website Myvouchercodes.co.uk.

Interesting but what would happen if, say, Joe Bloggs pays the person by cheque? The third party then decides he has injuries, needs

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