Thursday, March 11, 2010
Ontario allows lawsuits for injured persons but only if they sustain permanent serious disfigurement, impairment of important physical, psychological or mental functions or if the person is killed. A court in Ontario would assess the damages and a deductible would apply. The motor insurance system in Quebec is different than other areas. It has two main components - bodily injury and damage to property. Bodily injury is covered by a public administered plan while property damage is covered by private motor insurance companies. In Quebec and Ontario your insurer compensates you for the loss of use of automobile and the share of the damage caused to your vehicle when another driver is legally at fault. You thus deal with your own insurer and not the other parties motor insurance carrier. This is called direct compensation. In Canada, accident benefits coverage is mandatory everywhere except Labrador and Newfoundland. Uninsured automobile vehicle protection is universal though. Way to affordable car insurance premiums in Germany in auto insurance sector for young drivers.
