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Owners of registered but uninsured vehicles are ineligible for first-party benefits when they are injured in an accident in another vehicle, a unanimous Pennsylvania Supreme Court has ruled. The court said that state law unambiguously bars persons who fail to insure registered vehicles from tapping into the first-party benefits of any other policy. The fact that the claimant was driving an insured car -- and that their uninsured car was not involved in the case -- does not alter the bar, the court held.
October 05, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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