Particulars of claim against an uninsured driver joining the Motor Insurers' Bureau (MIB) as second defendant


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Particulars of claim against an uninsured driver joining the Motor Insurers' Bureau (MIB) as second defendant


Published by a 桔子视频 PI & Clinical Negligence expert

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IN THE [INSERT NAME OF COURT]Claim no.                  

Parties

  1. AB        Claimant

  1. and

  1. (1)

    C D

    First Defendant

  1. (2)

    MOTOR INSURERS鈥 BUREAU (acting through its agent X Y INSURANCE PLC)        Second Defendants

______________________________

PARTICULARS OF CLAIM

______________________________

    1. 1

      At all material times the First Defendant was the driver of a vehicle [insert description], [insert registration] (鈥渢he vehicle鈥), and the Claimant was a passenger therein.

    1. 2

      The Second Defendant (hereinafter 鈥淢IB鈥) is a company limited by guarantee under the Companies鈥 Acts. Pursuant to an Agreement with the Secretary of State dated 3 July 2015 (hereinafter 鈥渢he Agreement鈥), MIB provides compensation in certain circumstances to persons suffering injury or damage as a result of the negligence of the uninsured motorist.

    1. 3

      The Claimant has used all reasonable endeavours to ascertain the identity and liability of an insurer for the First Defendant and, at the time of commencement of these proceedings, believes that the First Defendant was not insured to drive the said vehicle at the material time.

    1. 4

      The Claimant accepts that, only if a final judgment is obtained

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What does Particulars of claim mean?

The statement of case in which the claimant sets out the facts he relies on to establish a cause of action against the defendant.

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