25 May 2016 8:07 PM:

Many thanks for your reply. I had thought about seeking legal redress. Again, unfortunately, there were no agreements between vendor and buyer (ms)regarding transfer of insurances. I was aware the policies had been lapsed. I assumed wrongly that insurance, property, water, electricity, council taxes, licences etc would and could all be renewed. I was correct on every count other than insurance.  I do not feel cheated, I feel stupid.

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25 May 2016 6:50 PM:

Thank you for the reply, unfortunately you are rather stating the obvious and rubbing salt into a very gaping wound. It may well be that the chap was deliberately trying to sell a problem.

It seems all insurance companies in Spain shy away from this type of cove, not because it is unhealthy or adversely risky, but because it doesn't make the big corporations any money.

Yes I asked the former owner to renew policies on my behalf, but he had lapsed or cashed his policies, rendering them dead, therefore not renewal but new business, and as new business the proposal was rejected. I need to know if anyone knows of a company still providing this insurance for new vehicles. But thank you for your reply.

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25 May 2016 3:47 PM:

Hi all.

Can anyone suggest how to insure a quad Trecking business I bought from a fellow Brit. It seems no Spanish insurance companies will entertain quad treck/safari business any longer. They will renew existing policies but will not start fresh, or so it seems. I have tried everything, UK insurance companies won't insure for Spain, the Consortio wants bigger premiums than the machines are worth, it's a complete mess for me. Can anyone point me in the direction of salvation please.

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