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21 days

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Payton v Brooks

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PX21 CSS — 2021 Porsche 911 Carrera S (992)
Claimant:R. Thompson
Insurer:Admiral Insurance PLC
£14,040 claimed
CMR-2026-00847-PX21CSS-DemandLetter.docx
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— Page 1 of 1 — Section 8: Formal Demand Letter —

Harper & Associates Claims Ltd

42 Victoria Street, Manchester, M2 4LQ

0161 443 8900 · claims@harperassociates.co.uk

FCA Ref: FCA836200

Claims Management Report

Ref: CMR-2026-00847

Date: 24 March 2026

From: Harper & Associates Claims Ltd on behalf of R. Thompson

Policy Number: ADM-POL-2024-771933

Our Reference: H&A/2026/0847

Their Reference: ADM-2026-TPC-88312

Admiral Insurance PLC

Claims Department

Re: Formal Demand — Diminution in Value — PX21 CSS — R. Thompson — £14,040

Dear Claims Handler,

We act as authorised representatives for R. Thompson and hereby formally demand payment of £14,040 in respect of the diminution in value of vehicle PX21 CSS (2021 Porsche 911 Carrera S (992) Sport Chrono PDK Coupé), arising from a non-fault road traffic accident on 14 January 2026.

Our client's 2021 Porsche 911 Carrera S (992) sustained significant damage in a non-fault road traffic accident. Despite the vehicle having been repaired to Porsche AG manufacturer standard using OEM parts, the accident history now permanently attached to the vehicle's HPI and DVLA records has materially reduced its market value. An independent valuation by Brego Automotive Valuations confirms a diminution in value of £14,040, representing a 14.4% reduction from the pre-accident market value of £97,500 — entirely consistent with the recognised stigma loss on high-value sports vehicles with a clean pre-accident history.

Claim Summary

Vehicle2021 Porsche 911 Carrera S (992) Sport Chrono PDK Coupé
Registration (VRM)PX21 CSS
Pre-Accident Market Value£97,500
Post-Accident Market Value£83,460
Diminution in Value£14,040
Total Reduction (14.4%)£14,040
Valuation SourceBrego Automotive Valuations

Please confirm acceptance and issue payment within 21 days of this letter (by 14 April 2026). Failure to respond or settle this claim may result in court proceedings being issued without further notice. In that event, we will also seek an order for costs, interest under the Late Payment of Commercial Debts (Interest) Act 1998, and any further costs incurred as a direct result of your failure to engage.

We formally require you to respond with one of the following:

  1. 1.Written acknowledgement of this demand within 5 working days;
  2. 2.Confirmation of your acceptance of liability and the proposed settlement figure;
  3. 3.Written grounds for any dispute of liability, supported by your own independent valuation evidence.

Legal basis: This claim is made pursuant to the principle established in Payton v Brooks [1974] RTR 169 and affirmed in subsequent case law, which recognises the right of a non-fault accident victim to recover the diminution in market value of their vehicle, even where repairs have been fully completed. The stigma attaching to a vehicle with an accident history reduces its resale value regardless of the quality of repair.

We trust this matter will be resolved promptly and without recourse to litigation. We remain available to discuss settlement at any time.

Yours sincerely,

Jonathan Harper

Senior Claims Handler

Harper & Associates Claims Ltd

Authorised and regulated by the FCA. Ref: FCA836200

Report Reference: CMR-2026-00847 · Generated: 24 March 2026 · Prepared by Claims Management System

What every demand letter includes

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Branded Letterhead

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Payton v Brooks Citation

Every letter cites the correct legal basis for diminution claims, establishing authority with the insurer from the outset.

Pre/Post Valuation Table

Pre-accident value, post-accident value, and diminution figure pulled directly from the Brego valuation result.

21-Day Deadline & Escalation Warning

A firm response deadline with an explicit county court escalation warning — drafted to prompt a prompt response.

Three Formal Requirements

Sets out three clear options for the insurer: acknowledge, accept, or provide written dispute grounds with evidence.

Signatory & Authority Block

Handler name, title, company, and FCA authorisation — presenting your firm as a regulated professional representative.

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