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bcedhk 08-12-2012 10:48 PM

settle accident outside icbc.
 
To cut it short, i got into an accident and both party agree to go pay off the damages privately.

I am in the process of writing a form/contract so that the other party and I will sign off to so that we make sure we are firm on our repair cost. Just wondering, if there is any template or any suggestions on things I must have on the form?

I just don't want to deal with any BS AFTER the cars are repaired.

nabs 08-12-2012 10:49 PM

who's fault do you think the accident was? I would always say go through ICBC due to problems with alignment and things you can't see with your eye.

It's always safer to go through ICBC.

Shorn 08-12-2012 10:51 PM

to cut it short - don't do it unless you are 100% and i mean 100% they won't fuck you over afterwards.

always go through ICBC. they are there for a reason. unless you're the one at fault..

if you still insist on dealing privately then i'd probably suggest asking an attorney to draft a legal contract or something like that. but going through ICBC is safer, more fair, and protects everybody.

godwin 08-12-2012 11:06 PM

Any form is useless in most cases, the guy can just tear it up and go to ICBC to claim again. With technology these days, you mind as well record the person saying I am so and so and I swear I won't sue blah blah blah.

bcedhk 08-12-2012 11:12 PM

I turned to another lane and the car was at my blind spot when i turned.

So will I be 100% at fault? I do feel like he accelerated and could have seen me turning...

Anyways, if I file it through ICBC and ICBC states i am 100% at fault, can we still settle it privately without getting dinged with premiums?

I Feel like the fault is mostly on my side. However, I also don't want the other guy to screw me over and give ICBC BS about having injuries/more damages to the car, etc...

thanks!

Sky_High 08-12-2012 11:26 PM

Quote:

However, I also don't want the other guy to screw me over and give ICBC BS about having injuries/more damages to the car, etc...
Just go through ICBC and opt to pay back ICBC the cost

/thread

bcedhk 08-12-2012 11:38 PM

so to "opt to pay back ICBC the cost", it means I am paying 100% of the repair for her car and avoid any changes to my insurance premium?

mb_ 08-12-2012 11:45 PM

Yup but if there's injury claims you have no choice but to take the hit iirc

knight604 08-12-2012 11:53 PM

Everyone claims injury now , its fucking bullshit.

NLY 08-13-2012 12:00 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by knight604 (Post 8001885)
Everyone claims injury now , its fucking bullshit.

blame the scumbag personal injury lawyers for this epidemic.

I swear every time I turn on the TV, there's a personal injury commercial on.

FerrariEnzo 08-13-2012 12:00 AM

both parties can go through their respective insurance companies and can pay off the damages instead to pay higher premiums.

doing it off record can also come back and haunt u. As long as the contract states the PROPER informations from both parties, should be ok.
Also stated that the person shouldnt claim any injury in the future, if they sign the contract.

How are you guys going to pay and know how much to pay?


If you go ICBC and be 100% at fault, it will most likely going to cost you and they can claim for injury.

doma 08-13-2012 08:09 AM

Just make sure your form isnt in engrish.

320icar 08-13-2012 09:12 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by rizo (Post 8001888)
blame the scumbag personal injury lawyers for this epidemic.

I swear every time I turn on the TV, there's a personal injury commercial on.

you must be watching the Atlanta networks (ch.47 i think?) famous for playing about 4 hours of everybody loves raymond every day, with injury commercials in between. not to mention a few episodes of king of queens. sigh...

NLY 08-13-2012 10:53 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by 320icar (Post 8002072)
you must be watching the Atlanta networks (ch.47 i think?) famous for playing about 4 hours of everybody loves raymond every day, with injury commercials in between. not to mention a few episodes of king of queens. sigh...

:pokerface: - I won't lie, I find that show hilarious.

It's actually FOXHD 12:00am monday-friday

lowside67 08-13-2012 11:18 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by eddy89 (Post 8001850)
I turned to another lane and the car was at my blind spot when i turned.

So will I be 100% at fault? I do feel like he accelerated and could have seen me turning...

Anyways, if I file it through ICBC and ICBC states i am 100% at fault, can we still settle it privately without getting dinged with premiums?

I Feel like the fault is mostly on my side. However, I also don't want the other guy to screw me over and give ICBC BS about having injuries/more damages to the car, etc...

thanks!

Lol... you changed lanes into another car. Unless you have a video and eyewitness showing he accelerated INTO your car, you are absolutely fucked. It is 100% your responsibility to ensure the coast is clear when making a lane change.

Mark

freakshow 08-13-2012 01:12 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by eddy89 (Post 8001875)
so to "opt to pay back ICBC the cost", it means I am paying 100% of the repair for her car and avoid any changes to my insurance premium?

That's correct, your position on the CRS will not move if you pay for all of the repair costs. Unless they claim injuries.

Phil@rise 08-13-2012 01:21 PM

Both of you should go get whatever you write up notarized and both of you keep the original copies as does the notary. Then you will be protected from any shadyness afterwards.

bcedhk 08-13-2012 01:29 PM

Just went with ICBC in the end. The other driver acted all sketchy today tellig me they are being quoted 1400 to repair, then called an hour later saying is 1700...

Thanks for the help ya'll


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