Law in breach of EU directive

COMPENSATION will have to be paid to people travelling in uninsured cars involved in accidents they did not cause, the European Court of Justice has said.

The court has ruled that Irish legislation is in breach of the EU’s motor insurance directive by refusing compensation in such cases.

But compensation can be refused to people travelling in an uninsured vehicle that causes an accident, according to the directive.

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