A judge has ruled Ally McCoist is not on the hook for his son's court costs.
A judge has cleared Ally McCoist of having to pay part of a £244,000 claim brought by an insurance company over his son’s dangerous driving.
Lord Menzies ruled that Aviva failed to prove that Ally - described as the first defender - permitted Argyll - described as the second defender - to drive the car. The judge concluded his son should be solely liable for the claim. Aviva had taken Ally and Argyll to court because of what happened following the collision. The papers stated that Ally had bought the car at the centre of the case and had it insured with Aviva.
Aviva raised the action against Ally and Argyll for the £244,000 which it paid out as a consequence of the action. The insurance company believe that Ally should be liable for the cost as the policy for the Audi didn’t cover Argyll. Ally also said he sent Argyll an email telling him that he couldn’t drive the car. The football commentator also told the court that he sent an email to his ex wife Allison telling her that his son couldn’t drive the car.
Ireland Latest News, Ireland Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Ally McCoist in on-air blast at Rangers vs Celtic ref Don RobertsonThe Scottish FA official has come under intense scrutiny following yesterday's match.
Read more »
Ally McCoist seizes on Rangers claim as John Hartson can't resist Celtic gloatThe former Parkhead goal machine believes Gustaf Lagerbielke got away with one during the tussle with Cyriel Dessers.
Read more »
Verdict out on claim brought against Ally McCoist over his son's dangerous drivingA JUDGE has cleared Ally McCoist of having to pay part of a £244,000 claim brought by an insurance company over his son’s dangerous driving.
Read more »
Kim to be Lydia's biggest ally in Emmerdale as she confides that Craig raped herKim gives Lydia a safe space.
Read more »
AyaNeo Air 1S/ AyaNeo 2S review - faster than Steam Deck but what about ROG Ally?Rich Leadbetter examines the AyaNeo Air 1S and 2S - do the latest AMD APUs deliver a worthwhile uptick in performance?
Read more »
The Ayaneo Kun has a mode that delivers near twice the power of the ROG Ally handheld gaming PCAt 54W, the big boi of handheld gaming PCs is going to feature the most extreme docked mode of any such device.
Read more »