Paul falls on premises insured under a Commercial General Liability policy and incurs $2500 in medic...

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Paul falls on premises insured under a Commercial General Liability policy and incurs $2500 in medical expenses. Paul later sues the business and gets a $25000 judgment. Which of the following is correct?

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The CGL policy can pay up to $2500 under Coverage C but this amount will be deducted from the amount to be paid under any judgment or settlement under Coverage A

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The CGL policy will pay either under Coverage A or Coverage C but not both

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The CGL policy can pay up to $1000 under Coverage C and the full amount of any judgment or settlement under Coverage A

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The CGL policy will only pay under Coverage C if no claim is made under Coverage A

Paul falls on premises insured under a Commercial General Liability policy and incurs $2500 in medical expenses. Paul later sues the business and gets a $25000 judgment. Which of the following is correct?

The CGL policy can pay up to $2500 under Coverage C but this amount will be deducted from the amount to be paid under any judgment or settlement under Coverage A.

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Paul falls on premises insured under a Commercial General Liability policy and incurs $2500 in medical expenses. Paul later sues the business and gets a $25000 judgment. Which of the following is correct?

The CGL policy can pay up to $2500 under Coverage C but this amount will be deducted from the amount to be paid under any judgment or settlement under Coverage A.

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