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If Greene's Car Collides with Alarcon's and It Is Alarcon's

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If Greene's car collides with Alarcon's and it is Alarcon's fault, Greene's insurance company can collect from Alarcon if it pays Greene under the doctrine of


A) adhesion,
B) subrogation,
C) insurable interest.

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