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	<title>Comments on: Ombudsman warns against fronting</title>
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		<title>By: rev'd john Theobald</title>
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		<description>Help ? 3 yrs ago I bought a new Skoda and insured itg  with Lloyds with wife named driver.As she drove along a nearby rfoad a man having a domestic with partner threw himself at our car &amp; was injured. Car damage over £1000. Police would nogt prosecutre a domestic. Lloyds said gthey would never get their money. They mad me pay £200  excess but said it was a &#039;no fault&#039; and would not affect my NCB. Should Lloyds not have paid the excess? AA Insurance say because an excess was charged gthe collision would be recoded as a claim. I am now with the AA  

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