S.L. 403.25 Art. 44Cases where no compensation may be paid. S.L. 403.13.

Payment for compensation in respect of civil liability may not be made in accordance with these regulations where:

(a) at the time of the accident the person:

(i) being the owner of or being a person using the vehicle, was using, or causing or permitting the vehicle to be used, without there being in force in relation to such use a policy of insurance or such security as would comply with the compulsory insurance legislation, knowing or having reason to believe that no such policy or security was in force;

(ii) was allowing himself to be carried in a vehicle knowing or having reason to believe that the vehicle had been taken without the consent of the owner or other lawful authority, unless he believed or had reason to believe that he had lawful authority to be carried or would have had the owner’s consent if the owner had known of the fact and the circumstances of his carriage, or unless he had learned of the circumstances of the taking of the vehicle after the journey had commenced and he could not reasonably be expected to alight from the vehicle; or

(iii) who sustained the death, bodily injury or damage to property, voluntarily entered the vehicle which caused such death, bodily injury or damage when the Protection and Compensation Fund can prove that such person knew it was uninsured;

(b) pursuant to the Insurance Business Security Fund

Regulations 1986, repealed by the Protection and Compensation Fund Regulations, the death or injury in respect of which compensation would otherwise be payable occurred before the 1st of July, 1986.