Morgan v. Citizens Insurance Co. of America
Michigan Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtLevin, J.
The principal question presented is whether plaintiff William Morgan’s no-fault automobile insurer, defendant Citizens Insurance Company of America, is relieved of responsibility under § 3109(1)1 of the no-fault automobile liability act for the payment of medical expenses incurred by Morgan in a nonmilitary hospital if Morgan could have obtained the medical service without charge at a military hospital.
The no-fault act preserves to the injured person a choice of medical service providers. Section 3109(1) does not deprive an injured person, who may be eligible to obtain service in kind in a…
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