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8/03/09, 2:19 pm

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Auto 'A' is parked in a public retail lot. Auto 'B' hits 'A' causing damage to 'A'. Auto 'A' Owner has no insurance on vehicle. Does this absolve 'B' of any liability to pay for damages?


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