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    #21
    Quote Originally Posted by glenn manikis View Post
    1 Nissan claimed SUA - against 100+ Montero claimed SUA.

    Less than 1%

    1% Lang ang idiot driver ng Nissan as against sa MOntero --- ilan percent?
    Fanboy in da haws yo!

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    #22
    Question: If sinisi sa SUA ang isang accident, then may damage to property of bodily injuries, abswelto ba yung driver?
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    #23
    Quote Originally Posted by boybi View Post
    Question: If sinisi sa SUA ang isang accident, then may damage to property of bodily injuries, abswelto ba yung driver?
    From a legal perspective, NO. He is still primarily liable for damages and harm. What he can do, is to claim remuneration or damages from car manufacturer, if he is to insist that he is faultless, and it is car manufacturer's fault.

    So to recap, if A damages B, A is liable to B, and B can claim from A. If A insists that he should be blameless, A should sue car manufacturer to recover the damages he paid to B and for other damages he may want to claim.

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    #24
    Quote Originally Posted by boybi View Post
    Question: If sinisi sa SUA ang isang accident, then may damage to property of bodily injuries, abswelto ba yung driver?
    By claiming SUA, the driver involved is essentially saying to the general public that it is not his fault and the blame should fall on the manufacturer/dealer and the rest of the world except himself.

    The driver can still be sued but in a SUA claim, he is appealing to the court of public opinion here and is portraying himself as a victim rather than the offender. And, if insured, he is also telling his insurance company to pay him as he is not negligent or at fault.


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    #25
    Quote Originally Posted by dr. d View Post
    i wonder... after the fact... do the investigators check if the brakes did indeed fail?
    They do, I have seen the accident reports of crashes involving alleged mechanical failures.

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    #26
    Quote Originally Posted by XploY View Post
    Matagal ng walang silbi yang LTO. Ang ABS-CBN, tru their SUA Pastor Noli de Cashtro ang nag spread ng gospel na yan. Sila yung nag create ng public panic abusing the mass media. Ang dko maintindihan, bakit walang ginawa ang MMPC laban kay SUA Pastor Noli de Castro.
    He can always claim "fair reporting" and MMPC pa magbabayad kay Noli if nag kataon. Tapos 50k moral damages at 50k exemplary damages lang makuha nila.

    Actual damages from lost sales? Hirap patunayan nun in this case.

    High risk, low gain.

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    #27
    Quote Originally Posted by XploY View Post
    Matagal ng walang silbi yang LTO. Ang ABS-CBN, tru their SUA Pastor Noli de Cashtro ang nag spread ng gospel na yan. Sila yung nag create ng public panic abusing the mass media. Ang dko maintindihan, bakit walang ginawa ang MMPC laban kay SUA Pastor Noli de Castro.
    Who would want a fight against ABS-CBN? I guess no one, not with broadcasting media powers in the Phils and existing (on non-existent laws) to protect people or companies from irresponsible journalism.

    MMPC is wise enough not to engage ABS-CBN or Noli de Castro to court as it will become a PR nightmare that will cost more in the long run.

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    #28
    Quote Originally Posted by ano727 View Post
    Who would want a fight against ABS-CBN? I guess no one, not with broadcasting media powers in the Phils and existing (on non-existent laws) to protect people or companies from irresponsible journalism.

    MMPC is wise enough not to engage ABS-CBN or Noli de Castro to court as it will become a PR nightmare that will cost more in the long run.
    People are starting to shift away from t.v. and onto online platforms like youtube.

    SO, its control of the masses wont last.

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    #29
    Quote Originally Posted by ano727 View Post
    Who would want a fight against ABS-CBN? I guess no one, not with broadcasting media powers in the Phils and existing (on non-existent laws) to protect people or companies from irresponsible journalism.

    MMPC is wise enough not to engage ABS-CBN or Noli de Castro to court as it will become a PR nightmare that will cost more in the long run.
    Kaya malaki kinikita ng mga broadcaster. Wala na akong tiwala jan kay Noli simula nung naging SUA preacher na sya.

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    #30
    May bagong sisirain ang ABiaS CBN... Don't mind the title...


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