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Subject: RE: MT3574694 Simon Cordell
               Dear Peter
               Thank you for the reply to my email. Yes, the below would cover everything I feel, so if you
               can go ahead and do this, I would be most grateful. As said, I just do not want any way that
               the CSP and Court could have any confusion with anything.
               Regards
               Lorraine
               From: Wood, Peter [Mail To:Peter.Wood@canopius.com]
               Sent: 02 February 2015 14:56
               To: Lorraine Cordell
               Cc: Austin, Andrew
               Subject: RE: MT3574694 Simon Cordell
               Dear Lorraine,
               Thanks for your comments, don’t worry I want to get this resolved as much as you and
               Simon, it’s taken far too long already, so before I send an amended Indemnity Letter (LOI)
               please confirm my understanding as listed
               below –
               •  I will amend the registration of the Ford Zetec to show MA57LDY. Broadsure originally
                   gave us the incorrect registration and as you say it was a while before this error was
                   corrected and our policy history was confusing due to the incorrect Clio that I was not
                   aware of previously.
               •  You are correct, looking back on the instructions from Broadsure I cannot see that they
                   instructed Underwriters to delete the Renault Clio that was added in error following
                   receipt of advices from Broadsure. I can amend the comment in the letter to show that this
                   vehicle was added to the policy incorrectly following an effort on your part to correct the
                   registration number of the Ford Zetec and was a broker error, are you happy with this?
               •  The letter states cover was for Social Domestic & Pleasure and Motor Trade Use. Motor
                   Trade use would cover Simon to carry a Motor Mechanics tools being used in connection
                   with Motor Trade but not any tools that would typically be used for any other purposes
                   such as perhaps, paint/brushes/ladders/plumbing/Electrical (domestic/commercial except
                   auto electrical) and so on. This is standard cover; however, I am happy to expand on this
                   statement in the letter if you would like me to in order to clarify that point?
               •  The Police officer asked if Simon would be covered for the carriage of tools to drive
                   around doing “odd jobs”. Later in the call he again confirmed that Simon was not covered
                   “to drive around doing jobs”. I sent you the call so you can listen to it yourself but the
                   tone of the enquiry was suggesting that Simon was doing jobs not connected to the Motor
                   Trade however I do feel there is plenty of room here for misunderstanding. If the question
                   had been more specific with the officer stating that
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