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Deputy Underwriting Operations Manager | KGM Motor Insurance Member of the UK
               Specialty Division of Canopius Group KGM House | 14 Eastwood Close | London | E18 1RZ
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               From: Lorraine Cordell mailto: lorraine32@bluevonder.co.uk
               Sent: 21 January 2015 13:22
               To: Austin, Andrew
               Cc: complaints@lloyds.com
               Subject: RE: MT3574694
               Dear Andrew
               I will forward this to you within a few days I will ask the police compound to do a full print
               out as to all the tickets as I believe there is a few missing.
               I do have around 6 of the tickets here when the vehicles were sized I also do have court
               letters, and letters from DVLA, which I will forward over to you once I have scanned then in
               so please give me a few days and I will get back to you with this information as there is a lot
               of data..
               The main one at this time I am worried about is the case where the vehicle was sized due to
               the police lying and me being found guilty at court you did have an email on the 30
               November 2014 about what was needed and I do have the court letter showing I was found
               guilty and about the appeal.
               This data should have been given under the Subject access request under the Data Protection
               Act 1998 I put in, so was wondering what you can do about this and if you will need a new
               Subject access request under the Data Protection Act 1998 I have already sent 3 in so to do a
               4th I do not feel I should need to do.
               KGM have in fact not followed the protocol for the Subject access request under the Data
               Protection Act 1998 which has been put in 3 times already to KGM, I will be addressing this
               with the Information Commissioner’s Office as I do not see any reason you would have to
               stop the information I have asked for under this act to prove I was not in fact guilty of no
               insurance.
               And now say to deal with this you need information from me. I can understand you want the
               information for the complaint that has been put in, but not the information I asked for to show
               I was in fact I was insured for an appeal that is ongoing. And in fact would not have been
               ongoing if the Subject access request under the Data Protection Act 1998 as I would not have
               been found guilty.
               336,
               I would like the data sent to the court as soon as possible in regards to this so they can look at
               the facts and see if fact I was insured so there should be no need for the appeal to go ahead
               with more of my time wasted going to court.
               Regards
               Simon Cordell
               From: Austin, Andrew mailto: Andrew.Austin@canopius.com
               Sent: 21 January 2015 11:54
               To: 'Lorraine Cordell'
               Subject: RE: MT3574694
               Dear Mr Cordell Thank you for your email.
               My letter dated 22/12/14 requests the following documentary evidence from you
               With regards to any losses that may have been incurred as a result of the above, I confirm as
               detailed in my previous letter, I require the following: -
               Confirmation of the points you raised to the Financial Ombudsman when you verbally
               submitted your complaint and the outcome you are looking to achieve.
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