Auto

“Car-jacking that wasn’t” tops list of Manitoba frauds

In its annual list of the “top five” frauds, Manitoba Public Insurance (MPI) has given the dubious top honors for 2004 to the victim of an imaginary ca-jacking.A 24-year-old Winnipeg man filed a claim with the public auto insurer, saying that he had been car-jacked at gunpoint. When his vehicle was recovered days later with […]

By Canadian Underwriter | January 5, 2005

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ICBC Nets Two Guilty Pleas on “False Information” Charges

The Insurance Corp. of B.C. says two residents of the province have pleaded guilty to charges stemming from providing false information to the public auto insurer in two separate incidents. In the first case, Ahmad Reza Ahmadj of New Westminster, B.C. pled guilty to giving false information following a hit-and run accident in September, 2003. […]

December 31, 2004

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ICBC nets two guilty pleas on “false information” charges

The Insurance Corp. of B.C. says two residents of the provinces have pleaded guilty to charges stemming from providing false information to the public auto insurer in two separate incidents.In the first case, Ahmad Reza Ahmadj of New Westminster, B.C. pled guilty to giving false information following a hit-and run accident in September, 2003. The […]

By Canadian Underwriter | December 22, 2004

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Collision repair reps meet with Colle on tow truck rules

Representatives of the collision repair industry recently met with the man in charge of reforming Ontario’s auto insurance rules to discuss proposals relating to bodyshops and tow trucks.Hamilton District Autobody Repair Association (HARA) executive director John Norris says he and Alex Szabo, president of the Collision Industry Standards Council of Ontario, and new car dealers […]

By Canadian Underwriter | December 21, 2004

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