You can get a refund. I sold a car last year and forgot to cancel insurance. I was refunded the amount from when I sold it to the date when it was eventually cancelled. The insurance company dated it from when someoneelse (new owner) had taken out new insurance.
smac,
Jan 7, 6:31am
WHat I mean is, this is all a waste of time until the OP contacts their insurance company and speaks to them about what they want. I get the impression he/she hasn't even talked to them yet.
millna,
Jan 7, 6:33am
I have spoken to them, they require proof for date of sale. which I don't haveon hand. they suggested the post office. I was wondering what I ask for at the post office.
I have spoken to the insurance co. they suggested I might want to follow it up.
(read post 10 and post 13)
easygoer,
Jan 7, 7:47am
If you purchase the full report from Carjam the ownership details are shown with the sale dates, if the owners have requested that their details are private it states this but still shows the date of ownership change
tonyrockyhorror,
Jan 7, 7:53am
You would fill out the appropriate form and get the registered ownership history.
jokerboss,
Jan 7, 8:38am
was it worth much! bank deposit! wad of cash
stacie_nz,
Jan 7, 8:46am
thay willn't pay i know that you will need to call your mum and get her to help you out with some smokes and beer till next dole payment
millna,
Jan 7, 9:03am
not too much third party. (a couple of hundred). I think it was about 8 or 9 dollars a week.
millna,
Jan 7, 9:04am
thanks for drinking and MBing all at once. it makes good reading.
xs1100,
Jan 7, 9:27am
ring up your insurance company and ask if they would be willing to pay out if the new owner of the car had a accident and it was a right off.since you were paying the premiums so long as the new owner was over 25 they wouldnt have to be a named driver so therefore your claim would be valid
Requests for motor vehicle details including details of companies and organisations who are or have been registered in respect of a vehicle can be made by downloading a request for motor vehicle details form. The form is posted to the NZTA who will then provide you with the following information:
name and address of companies and organisations who are and have been previously registered in respect of a vehicle Make Model VIN/Chassis Engine number NZ registration date Licence (rego) expiry date Colour Odometer readings (current and historic) Dates of change of registered person A fee of $11.50 is payable.
Request for motor vehicle details (MR32)
00basil00,
Jan 8, 4:19am
I got a refund from state for 4mnths worth of insurance.
kaysum2,
Jan 8, 5:12am
This happened to me a few years back. I was with State.It was actually them that informed me that I wass till paying insurance for a car I no longer own, so they must have a way of telling that you are no longer the registered owner.I am pretty sure that they have the ability to look it up on their computers.Otherwise I would suggest nzta.
aragorn2003,
Jan 8, 6:27am
Maybe the new owner was with State and tried to insure it and a red flag came up saying it was already insured by you . maybe
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