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Claimant A has bodily injuries in the amount of $49,500; claimant B, $19,500; and claimant C $14,000 arising out of a 4-car accident caused by the insured, whose PAP carries limits of 25/50/10. What will
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Claimant A has bodily injuries in the amount of $49,500; claimant B, $19,500; and claimant C $14,000 arising out of a 4-car accident caused by the insured, whose PAP carries limits of 25/50/10. What will the insurer pay?

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$50,000, because that is the largest amount that the insurance company can cover per accident.

Step-by-step explanation:

The PAP limit of 25/50/10 means that

  • the maximum payable per injured person is $25,000
  • the maximum payable to all injured people per accident is $50,000
  • the maximum payable for property damage per accident is $10,000

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