What happens to the valuation of my van if it develops an unrelated mechanical issue while a claim is in progress?
What happens to the valuation of my van if it develops an unrelated mechanical issue while a claim is in progress ?
Asked on 12 July 2018 by Mark Avery
Answered by
Honest John
It depends if the fault occurred before or after the claim. The value of the vehicle is based at the point of loss, if the vehicles engine failed a few weeks after being involved in a incident, the value of the vehicle should be on the premise of how it was at the time the incident happened and should not be valued with having a defective engine.
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