Next of kin request
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G-Zero
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- Kirkcudbright, SW Scotland
Strange one !!
I always nominate my wife as my NOK, because she is, as your spouse is your NOK.
I suppose that if I was ever told not to nominate my wife then the options would be my nearest relatives, which for me would be my eldest son, youngest son, closely followed by my parents.
I always nominate my wife as my NOK, because she is, as your spouse is your NOK.
I suppose that if I was ever told not to nominate my wife then the options would be my nearest relatives, which for me would be my eldest son, youngest son, closely followed by my parents.
biggs682
Itching to get back on my bike's
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- Northamptonshire
parents if still alive
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- Glasgow
What I usually do on these kind of forms, because I don't have any family in the UK, is to put the name of my cat, followed by by surname and, if they want a contact number or an address I make them up.
Never had anybody coming back to me with a query about the made up relative!
Never had anybody coming back to me with a query about the made up relative!
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- Glasgow
His name is MushiSo 'Tiddles 5mph' it is then huh?
Who could possibly question that?
Night Train
Maker of Things
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- Greater Manchester
Actually Tiddles is my Brompton!So 'Tiddles 5mph' it is then huh?
Who could possibly question that?
Attachments
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- Glasgow
Actually Tiddles is my Brompton!
Tiddles can carry a load for sure!
Are you sure it sounds better? Mushi 5mph sounds like a horrible low-speed accident to me, possibly involving fruit and / or vegetables.My mistake, that sounds a lot better
As Gary says, though, the form is to give them another name / number to contact. If you are renting in joint names, they wouldn't need the name of your spouse as they already have that, but they may need someone else to contact. They are, after all, in some small way responsible for you whilst you live in their property and there's the old saying that most accidents happen in the home.
Considering that this is a bike forum and having read the contents thereof, are you sure you want to stick with that answer?
Night Train
Maker of Things
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You can see in the photo how much weight is on that front wheel compared to the back wheel. Tiddles is falling over forward there, the heavy rucksack resting on the pedal is keeping the back wheel on the ground.
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- Glasgow
Are you sure it sounds better? Mushi 5mph sounds like a horrible low-speed accident to me, possibly involving fruit and / or vegetables.
Mushi peas?
