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Miss SH
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Posted - 17 June 2012 :  19:47:51  Show Profile  Visit Miss SH's Homepage  Reply with Quote
I have been in an accident and going through a compensation claim. Do I have to inform the official receiver about compensation?

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Posted - 18 June 2012 :  07:16:58  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Yes you do, in fact you need to inform the OR much earlier than that ie now, you have to tell them if there is any claim to be made as it is their job to assess the claim first before it is made, so you need to go tell them straight away.

In any case they will assess it and any money owed because of injury to your person will eventually be yours to keep. Money that is owed as injury to your property (for example loss of wages) could be claimed by the bankruptcy
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