If Paul causes a car accident, and the car he hits is driven by an insured motorist, Paul's PAP will pay for the other driver's damages:
A) under coverage A, Liability
B) under coverage C, Uninsured Motorist
C) under both coverages A and C
D) nothing since an uninsured motorist was injured
A
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