Alix Ferrie's Land Rover caught fire while her terrified four-year-old Kodi Ferrie and her 11-month-old brother Brian were inside. Her insurers initially refused to meet the sum she paid to a dealer for the car just a few months earlier.
An insurance company has apologised for their treatment to a mum over her claim after her children nearly died in a freak blaze.
However, Admiral Insurance has now agreed to up their payout after Admiral admitted that an agent should have been more attentive to the case, the Daily Record reports.READ MORE: Man in hospital after 'attack' in Glasgow's Queen's Park as multiple police cars spotted at scene “Ms Ferrie contacted us to complain the valuation of the vehicle on July 26, and our agent agreed to log a complaint regarding this but did not do so.
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