Michigan Mutual Insurance v. Allstate Insurance

The no-fault automobile liability act 1 provides that an insurer shall pay personal protection insurance (no-fault) benefits to "the person named in the policy, the person’s spouse, and a relative of either domiciled in the same household . . . It is further provided that when benefits are payable by the injured person’s insurer and would also be payable under the policy of the person’s spouse or a relative, the injured person’s insurer shall pay all the benefits and "shall not be entitled to recoupment 2 from the other insurer.” 3

The act does not, however, expressly provide whether, when an…