Response to My right to see MIG

My mother paid a fortune for legal advice which told me that I had no right to see the MIG policy (1994)...and a debt counselling service (joke) took my hard earned money and also failed to get a copy(1995). It's a no-hoper I think, because they are bound to be legally questionable the older they are. When they were drafted, repossessions as we all experienced were virtually unheard of. Lenders will not voluntarily set themselves up for potential class action suits by releasing any MIG policy to scrutiny. We need a mole!

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