Thread: Data Protection Act
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Old 22-02-2005, 12:14   #11
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Re: Data Protection Act
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Originally Posted by gary_580
No they werent, its not legally binding until its signed. Therefore they can take payment as long as you are paying however the contract is not truely alive until the proposer has signed the contract.

I always renew my wifes car policy and never had a problem through Churchill
When my car insurance comes up for renewal I don't have to sign anything.
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