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Family won’t get Insurance Payout

Jan 31, 2012
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No claim made; ‘Accident’ doesn’t meet compensation criteria

Despite some media reports the Shafia family, might receive payouts under Quebec’s no-fault insurance system.
The board says, there will be no payout. Click here to get the whole story.

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