Its hit and run judgment time tomorrow at 10am.  I hope its a fair result - but the lack of input by the profession may cost.

The regulation is ludicrous and it does not serve its purpose.  Lets see what the judgment says.  The evidence about just one Police stationa nd how well it was managed etc read like a lot of nonsense and one hopes the Justices have heard of what exactly goes on in people's desperate endeavours to report accidents.

The hit and run case was a fantastic judgment by the Constitutional Court that cut through all the nonsense and got straight to the point that whatever the regulations tried to achieve, it was not, and 14 days is a ridiculous period in which to do anything.  Interestingly enough, they are also included in the new Road Accident Fund regulations, so those will also have to be redrafted to a certain extent.

By the way, my new site is up at www.accidentclaim.co.za

The Fidentia disgrace, which has seen theft of money from a trust amongst others and widows without funds has already seen ABSA group terminating the services of Danisa Baloyi, who holds a prominent position on the board of the Road Accident Fund. 

There is now some allegation that she does not in fact hold the PHD she advertises and i in fact cannot thus hold the title "Dr" either.  These are very serious allegations and one trusts the RAF is looking into them and close to finalizing its investigations.  You can read the latest allegations on the Moneyweb site here.