If there is no dispute under s 5 and no agreement mentioned in s 9(1)
10 If there is no dispute under s 5 and no agreement mentioned in s 9(1)
This section applies if, for a claim—
there is no dispute about which insurer is to be the claim manager or the basis on which claim costs are to be shared; and
1 of the insurers for the claim has not entered into an agreement mentioned in section 9(1).
The claim manager must, within 6 months after the claim manager receives the claim, and at intervals of not more than 6 months, give each contributing insurer a written notice (a contribution notice)—
identifying the claim for which the claim manager is acting as claim manager for the contributing insurer; and
stating the claim costs incurred in the period—
for the first report—since receiving the claim; and
for another report—since the previous report was given; and
stating the name of all the contributing insurers from whom a contribution is claimed; and
stating the amount of the contribution and the amount, if any, the claim manager requires to be paid; and
giving details and supporting information in a form required by the commission.
Each contributing insurer must, within 1 month after receiving the contribution notice, pay the claim manager the amount, if any, required to be paid.
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