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Meaning of relevant insurer for motor accident

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Chapter 2Motor accident injuries—defined benefits
Part 2.1Interpretation—ch 2

34 Meaning of relevant insurer for motor accident

(1)

In this Act:

relevant insurer, for a motor accident, means—

(a)

for a single vehicle accident—the insurer of the motor vehicle; and

(b)

for a multiple vehicle accident—

(i)

for a no-fault motor accident—the insurer of a motor vehicle involved in the accident determined under an approved industry arrangement to be the relevant insurer for the accident; or

Note No-fault motor accident—see s 254.

(ii)

for any other case—the insurer of the motor vehicle whose driver or responsible person was most at fault in the motor accident.

Note See s 40 for provisions relating to interstate relevant insurers.

(2)

In this section:

approved industry arrangement means an arrangement—

(a)

between licensed insurers and the nominal defendant for determining the relevant insurer for a motor accident; and

(b)

approved, in writing, by the MAI commission.

insurer, of a motor vehicle, means—

(a)

for an insured motor vehicle—the MAI insurer for the motor vehicle; or

(b)

for a motor vehicle insured by an interstate insurer—the interstate insurer; or

Note Interstate insurer—see the dictionary.

(c)

for an uninsured motor vehicle—the nominal defendant; or

(d)

for an unidentified motor vehicle—the nominal defendant.

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Section 34 — Meaning of relevant insurer for motor accident — Motor Accident Injuries Act 2019 (Australian Capital Territory) — Barrister AI