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ARTICLE · 18 DECEMBER 2019

Case Summary: Brooks v Nand

The Plaintiff Brooks tried to stop Bhamra from stealing Brooks' car and, in so doing, pulled Bhamra from his vehicle.

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Advance payments payable by a Defendant’s auto insurer under the Fair Practices Regulation are not payable by an underinsured driver, nor are they payable by the Plaintiff’s own SEF 44 Endorsement or the Motor Vehicle Accident Claims fund.

Brooks v Nand, 2019 ABQB 861, per Dunlop, J.

Facts + Issues

The Plaintiff Brooks tried to stop Bhamra from stealing Brooks’ car and, in so doing, pulled Bhamra from his vehicle. While Brooks was doing that Brooks was hit by a stolen vehicle operated by the Defendant Nand, suffering injuries. Brooks sought indemnity from his own insurer under his SEF 44 Endorsement. The Administrator of the Motor Vehicle Accident Claims Fund defended Nand, who had been noted in default.

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