The Insurance Industry: Hearings Before the Subcommittee on Antitrust and Monopoly of the Committee on the JudiciaryU.S. Government Printing Office, 1971 - Automobile insurance |
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Page 12825
... recover under a Mississippi system of comparative negligence than would recover under a Wisconsin system or under the present rules of contributory negligence . While it might be " socially desir- able " to compensate every one injured ...
... recover under a Mississippi system of comparative negligence than would recover under a Wisconsin system or under the present rules of contributory negligence . While it might be " socially desir- able " to compensate every one injured ...
Page 12878
... recovered their medical expenses under the medical payments provision of their host's policy , were not entitled to recover the same expenses in an action brought under the liability coverage of such policy . The court analyzed the ...
... recovered their medical expenses under the medical payments provision of their host's policy , were not entitled to recover the same expenses in an action brought under the liability coverage of such policy . The court analyzed the ...
Page 12897
... recover them directly from the tortfeasor ; 323 ( 2 ) An insurer claiming the right to reimbursement may attempt to recover the amount paid from the insured after the latter has settled with or recovered a judgment against the ...
... recover them directly from the tortfeasor ; 323 ( 2 ) An insurer claiming the right to reimbursement may attempt to recover the amount paid from the insured after the latter has settled with or recovered a judgment against the ...
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American Insurance Association__ | 12493 |
American Mutual Insurance Alliance | 12558 |
National Association of Independent Insurers_ | 12675 |
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