Xcavator, you potentially have a legitimate claim against the third party ie the driver who caused the accident. If you have details of his/her insurer - write to them. If you don't, contact your insurer as they will have it. Your insurer will be attempting to recover their loss. You need to explain to the TP insurer that you have suffered losses that are not covered by your comprehensive motor vehicle policy then document the items and the lengths you have gone to to recover them.

Under the circumstances (as I understand them) the TP insurer should be prepared to respond.

Good luck.

Rowlie

Hell's Gate Roadhouse

I've had some canvas/foam backed ones, CAT logo on them and cost $149 from Autobahn maybe 4/5 years ago. Used as a work ute with materials/kids in the back seat. Have been great, no tears/rips/cuts, seem very durable, easy to clean, have faded a bit but still 100% serviceable.

Interesting day,some good, some bad.

The good
1st hobbled in with the walker, checked in ,told where we had to go, I can't walk that far, oh well you can drive down then and we'll send this young man down with you and he'll show you where the van is and keep an eye on you.Oh and here's your hivis vest.Young bloke tells us we can take anything that's not fixed   
Plates, towels, clothes,bedding etc into box's and out to the mates ute. Then into the front, small jack,sand pegs, ropes etc, portable sullage  tank.

The bad
Missing/stolen/disappeared/gone.
Weber bbq,$250. 1 cordless drill $45,1 cordless impact drill $110, electric chainsaw battery,(saw was at home)$200, 2 cordless batteries and chargers $100, and 1 almost new 120 amph/lithium battery and box, $260.   

All in all , not very happy, but nothing I can do about it ,just suck it up and get on with life.

Leicharttd falls, QLD


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