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The only issue could be if he was put on the nuisance list. My neighbour back in Markham tripped on my property over his two large feet and wanted me to make a claim against my insurance. I was really pissed off, but my insurer said it was a lot better to simply pay him a settlement, BUT he was put on a nuisance list because of the amount of claims he'd made over the years. (And it was a ton) his rates soared and he had no choice but to pay it.
Hopefully an honest insurer wouldn't do that out without good reason, but it could be done. A call to the Insurance Bureau of Canada can help.
I was lied to by CIBC insurance they said it was a law and I needed a certification on my car. IBC provided me with the correct answer with which I then confronted CIBC. When they stood by their answer I provided the response from IBC and they said, oh, well, yes that is correct. I then canceled my insurance with them and went with Statefarm and never looked back. Banks are money grubbing scum bags,. but I digress. lol

<blockquote data-quote="Murray20c8" data-source="post: 272613" data-attributes="member: 6078">The only issue could be if he was put on the nuisance list. My neighbour back in Markham tripped on my property over his two large feet and wanted me to make a claim against my insurance. I was really pissed off, but my insurer said it was a lot better to simply pay him a settlement, BUT he was put on a nuisance list because of the amount of claims he&#039;d made over the years. (And it was a ton) his rates soared and he had no choice but to pay it.&nbsp;Hopefully an honest insurer wouldn&#039;t do that out without good reason, but it could be done. A call to the Insurance Bureau of Canada can help.I was lied to by CIBC insurance they said it was a law and I needed a certification on my car. IBC provided me with the correct answer with which I then confronted CIBC. When they stood by their answer I provided the response from IBC and they said, oh, well, yes that is correct. I then canceled my insurance with them and went with Statefarm and never looked back. Banks are money grubbing scum bags,. but I digress. lol</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Murray20c8, post: 272613, member: 6078"] The only issue could be if he was put on the nuisance list. My neighbour back in Markham tripped on my property over his two large feet and wanted me to make a claim against my insurance. I was really pissed off, but my insurer said it was a lot better to simply pay him a settlement, BUT he was put on a nuisance list because of the amount of claims he'd made over the years. (And it was a ton) his rates soared and he had no choice but to pay it. Hopefully an honest insurer wouldn't do that out without good reason, but it could be done. A call to the Insurance Bureau of Canada can help. I was lied to by CIBC insurance they said it was a law and I needed a certification on my car. IBC provided me with the correct answer with which I then confronted CIBC. When they stood by their answer I provided the response from IBC and they said, oh, well, yes that is correct. I then canceled my insurance with them and went with Statefarm and never looked back. Banks are money grubbing scum bags,. but I digress. lol [/QUOTE]

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