Difference between revisions of "Disputes with ICBC (12:VI)"
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Disputes about liability or damage assessments can also be disputed in certain circumstances by making an application to the CRT to adjudicate on the matter. The CRT has jurisdiction over liability and damages in cases where an accident occurred in BC, and was, “caused by a vehicle or the use or operation of a vehicle as a result of which a person suffers bodily injury” (''IVA'', s 101) and where the total damage amount is less than or equal to $50,000 (note that this damage cap to fall within CRT jurisdiction is, “including loss or damage to property related to the accident but excluding interest and any expenses referred to under section 49” of the ''CRT Act'') (''CRT Act'', s 133(1)(c)). | Disputes about liability or damage assessments can also be disputed in certain circumstances by making an application to the CRT to adjudicate on the matter. The CRT has jurisdiction over liability and damages in cases where an accident occurred in BC, and was, “caused by a vehicle or the use or operation of a vehicle as a result of which a person suffers bodily injury” (''IVA'', s 101) and where the total damage amount is less than or equal to $50,000 (note that this damage cap to fall within CRT jurisdiction is, “including loss or damage to property related to the accident but excluding interest and any expenses referred to under section 49” of the ''CRT Act'') (''CRT Act'', s 133(1)(c)). | ||
'''Note:''' See previous note about CRT above. | |||
==C. Disputing Denied Benefits (in relation to Parts 1 AND 10 of the ''IVA'')== | ==C. Disputing Denied Benefits (in relation to Parts 1 AND 10 of the ''IVA'')== | ||