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If you back into someone and there is barely any damage to a car could you get sued if you didnt get their information but gave them yours?
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∙ 13y ago
You can be held resposible for doing damage to their car, but there's no crime in you not taking their information. It's in their interest to get their car fixed, so as long as they can contact you about that and sort that out it's OK.
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