As I was moving off at a junction on a hill, I slid no more than a foot or two backwards and hit the car behind. Its driver got out and made an enormous fuss, claiming I'd scratched the front of his car. Initially, I was so overwhelmed by his bluster that I accepted his claim and gave him my phone number and address. But after looking more closely at the scratch I realized it was old. I challenged him on this and then reversed my car back onto his to prove to him that I had only made contact with his license plate. Eventually he was forced to accepted this, and admit that I was not responsible for the scratch. I drove off under the impression that no damage had be done. Later, however, he rings me and claims that I had damaged his parking sensors. Is it possible I did? How can he prove it was me? Am I liable? He does not have my insurance details (although he has my address and my car registration)
2007-02-15
00:42:08
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louis m
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