Insurer ordered to pay for motorhome accident despite expired roadworthiness test
A court in Pamplona has ruled that an insurance company must pay €17,325.36 to a motorhome owner after an accident, even though the vehicle's roadwort...
A court in Pamplona has ruled that an insurance company must pay €17,325.36 to a motorhome owner after an accident, even though the vehicle's roadworthiness test (ITV) had expired nine months earlier. The accident occurred on 10 December 2022 in Canfranc while the driver was heading to Astún; the vehicle was declared a total loss. The judge stated that the expired ITV was irrelevant because it was also expired when the policy was taken out on 14 March 2022, and the insurer did not require it then. The driver had initially claimed €48,810, but the amount was reduced.