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No
No. Article 5 of the motor-vehicle civil liability and insurance law excludes damage to the insured vehicle itself from compulsory cover. Optional own-damage cover may pay under the policy, and there may be a claim against another liable party who caused the damage. Nor does it cover injuries to the driver responsible; however, passengers’ injuries are not generally excluded simply because they are relatives. Certain exclusions for relatives’ property damage must not be confused with personal injuries. The question does not establish that the driver caused the damage.
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