A 61-YEAR-OLD WOMAN KNOCKED OFF HER MOTORBIKE, WIL
A 61-YEAR-OLD WOMAN KNOCKED OFF HER MOTORBIKE, WILL RECIEVE
#16,500 COMPENSATION, WITH COSTS, THE HIGH COURT HEARD TODAY.
(FRIDAY)
THE CASE WAS SETTLED OUT OF COURT.
HANNAH CREEDON OF LONGCROFT ROAD, MAPLE CROSS, RICKMANSWORTH,
HERTFORDSHIRE HAD TO GIVE UP DANCING CLASSES AND HAS BEEN UNABLE TO
RETURN TO FULL-TIME WORK SINCE THE ACCIDENT.
SHE STILL SUFFERS NECK PAIN, AND PAIN AND SWELLING IN HER
FOOT.
MS.
CREEDON WAS RIDING HER 250CC BIKE IN UXBRIDGE ROAD IN
RICKMASNWORTH ON FEBRUARY 8, 1984 WHEN A CAR RAN INTO HER AT THE
CHURCH LANE JUNCTION.
SHE WAS OFF WORK FOR FOUR MONTHS AFTER THE ACCIDENT AND CAN
NOW ONLY WORK PART-TIME.
MARIE DONEGAN OF BEAUCHAMP GARDENS, RICKMANSWORTH WAS
CONVICTED OF CARELESS DRIVING THREE MONTHS LATER AS A RESULT OF THE
ACCIDENT.
ENDS
