THE DRIVER OF A CAR THAT RAN INTO A STATIONARY VEH

THE DRIVER OF A CAR THAT RAN INTO A STATIONARY VEHICLE INJURING

THE MANAGING DIRECTOR OF A KENT COMPANY, HAS AGREED TO PAY #13,000

COMPENSATION.

THE CASE WAS SETTLED BEFORE IT REACHED THE HIGH COURT WHERE IT

WAS DUE FOR HEARING ON TUESDAY.

FREDERICK GEORGE LEANEY, 47, OF WOOLWICH ROAD, ABBEY WOOD,
HAS THREE SCARS ON HIS FACE AS A RESULT OF THE ACCIDENT.

HE HAS
PERSISTENT PAIN IN HIS RIGHT KNEE AND IS NO LONGER ABLE TO PLAY GOLF.

HE CANNOT WALK PROPERLY AND HIS RIGHT ANKLE CAUSES HIM PAIN
WHEN HE DRIVES.

THE ACCIDENT OCCURRED ON NOVEMBER 30, 1982, WHEN MR.

LEANEY

WAS INSPECTING THE ENGINE OF A CAR PARKED OUTSIDE HIS COMPANY,

CRAYFORD AND BEXLEYHEATH MOTORS LTD.

, IN UPPER WICKHAM LANE, WELLING,

KENT.

HIS HEAD WAS UNDER THE BONNET WHEN A CAR DRIVEN BY MR STEPHEN

HEALES, OF WELLING, RAN INTO THE BACK OF THE VEHICLE.

ENDS.

NOTE: WE WERE UNABLE TO GET AN ADDRESS FOR MR HEALES.