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From: Lorraine Cordell [mailto:lorraine32@blueyonder.co.uk]
Sent: 15 November 2013 13:57
To: 'martinjenkin@broadsuredirect.com'
Subject: FW: RE: Simon Cordell

Dear martin

After a next call and talking to oily he asked me to send over the receipt of me buying the van please see attached scan. I am waiting
for the new logbook to come from DVLA.

Simon

From: Lorraine Cordell [mailto:lorraine32@blueyonder.co.uk]
Sent: 15 November 2013 13:07
To: 'martinjenkin@broadsuredirect.com'
Subject: RE: Simon Cordell

Dear Martin

Today the 15/11/13 I made a call to be able to speak to you with regard to what happened yesterday the 14/11/2013 with the police. I
have talked to Oilly today and he asked me to write this email to you as they are thinking of closing my insurance policy.

Yesterday I went for a meeting with the owner of a night club for a future job position the meeting was set for 14.00 hours..

I drove down for my meeting and got there at around 13.00 hours there were some police at the road side doing stops on cars etc, as I
drove pass and pulled over to park by the night club, my friend who was with me got out of the van to get some drinks and food while I
waited in the van, as I got to the club early for my meeting.

The police that were doing the stops came up to me, they told me they wanted to do some checks on the van I was sitting in, I asked
why and they told me under the road traffic act.

I then passed the police my insurance policy for them to go over, the police officer also asked me why I had stopped there.

I explained to him I had a meeting in the night club that we were outside, as it was due to open to the public in 1 month time to secure
my future position there. While I was there I was also planning on asking if there were any painting jobs, I explained all this to the police
officer I was talking to.

The police looked inside the van and clearly saw it was empty and that there was also no signs on the van showing it to be a company
van. But the police officer was still unhappy. He talked to yourselves as the insurance company on the phone and was told I was not
insured, at what point I called you myself as my insurance company as I knew I was insured. I explained the situation to yourselves to
be told I was covered for commuting to work, social and domestic, as well as motor trade, but not for carriage of goods for a company,
which did not matter as my van was empty and still is whilst being in the police impound.

I am putting in a complaint to the independent complaints commission in regards to the unlawful seizure of my vehicle.

Further to this would it please be possible to find out the status of my insurance policy and the reasons as to why I have been told you
are in the process of closing my policy.

Yours sincerely

Mr simon cordell

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