Hypothetical Situation

[vociferous]

Whatever. Keep trolling

 

[nguyend]

I've heard a similar story about two people. Guy1 lets guy2 ride his bike. Guy2 crashes his bike, destroys the bike, a parked car, etc. Guy1 claims that he never gave permission to guy2 to use the bike. Guy2 is pretty ****ed up from the crash. Guy2 gets charged with theft.

Does anyone know what would happen if the following happens:

#1. You insure a motorcycle. (using Jevco)
#2. You let a buddy, not a house hold member and has no insurance, with an M2, ride it.
#3. Buddy crashes.

Following questions:

#1. Does insurance pay out?
#2. Who's quote gets murdered?

 

[VifferFun]

I've heard a similar story about two people. Guy1 lets guy2 ride his bike. Guy2 crashes his bike, destroys the bike, a parked car, etc. Guy1 claims that he never gave permission to guy2 to use the bike. Guy2 is pretty ****ed up from the crash. Guy2 gets charged with theft.

I'm guessing that ended Guy2's friendship with Guy1? If it was indeed a theft, I don't think Guy2 can claim the injuries. If Guy2 actually received permission from Guy1 to ride the bike, then he should be going after Guy1.

 

[nguyend]

Well thats where stuff gets sticky. Guy1 reported it as theft, so therefor regarding insurance, it is seen as a theft. Guy2 still has to be convicted and proven guilty of theft.

I'm guessing that ended Guy2's friendship with Guy1? If it was indeed a theft, I don't think Guy2 can claim the injuries. If Guy2 actually received permission from Guy1 to ride the bike, then he should be going after Guy1.