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your son was riding a bicycle from Port Mixed Primary school upwards towards John Osogo during lunch break. towards john osogo boys high school, he was hit by a motorcyclist/bodaboda rider. this costed you financial for his treatment and the bo suffered permanent injuries. the owner of the motorcycle has been elusive in compensating you. you wish to be compensated for the injuries suffered by the boy. this has affected the son\'s academic and social life since the accident. you reported the matter to the police. your son is called. write a demand letter addressed to the owner of the motorcycle and his driver who caused the accident. demand compensation for your sons injury and medical expenses. point out that the accident was due to the negligence of the motorcyclist who did not observe traffic laws. in the demand letter indicate intention to seek further legal actions including a claim suit in court should they fail to..
Demand Letter for Compensation
[Your Name]
[Your Address]
[City, Postal Code]
[Email Address]
[Phone Number]
[Date]
[Owner's Name]
[Owner's Address]
[City, Postal Code]
[Driver's Name]
[Driver's Address]
[City, Postal Code]
Re: Demand for Compensation for Injuries and Damages Caused by Motorcycle Accident on [Date of Accident]
Dear [Owner's Name] and [Driver's Name],
I hope this letter finds you well. I am writing to formally demand compensation for the injuries and damages suffered by my son, [Son's Name], as a result of a motorcycle accident that occurred on [Date of Accident]. The accident took place on the road from Port Mixed Primary School towards John Osogo Boys High School during lunch break. My son was riding his bicycle when he was hit by a motorcyclist/bodaboda rider, identified as [Driver's Name], who was operating a motorcycle owned by [Owner's Name].
1. Incident Description
On the aforementioned date, my son was riding his bicycle in a lawful and careful manner when he was struck by the motorcycle driven by [Driver's Name]. The collision was a direct result of the motorcyclist's negligence and failure to observe traffic laws. Specifically, [Driver's Name] was driving recklessly and did not yield the right of way, which led to the unfortunate accident.
2. Injuries and Damages
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