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LEVIN, J.

Before the enactment of 1980 PA 445, § 3114 of the no-fault automobile liability act1 provided that '[w]hen personal protection insurance benefits are payable to or for the benefit of an injured person under his own policy and would also be payable under the policy of his spouse, relative, or relative's spouse, the injured person's insurer shall pay all of the benefits and shall not be entitled to recoupment from the other insurer.' (Emphasis added.)

Act 445 added 'or personal injury benefits described in section 3103(2)' between 'personal protection insurance benefits' and 'are payable.' The Court of Appeals held that as a result of the amendment, an injured person's insurer, who, prior to the amendment, was primary and could not obtain recoupment from the insurer of the injured person's spouse, relative, or relative's spouse, was placed in the same level of priority as the insurer of the spouse, relative, or relative's spouse, and was 'entitled to recoupment from the other insurer.'2 We reverse.

Plaintiff's decedent, William LaMotte, a truck driver, owned a Kenworth tractor. The tractor was leased to T & T Trucking and trip-leased to Distribution Carriers, Inc., when LaMotte died in a single-vehicle accident while driving the rig through North Carolina in March, 1985.

LaMotte had no-fault insurance for the truck with Millers National Insurance Company. DCI was insured by Forum Insurance Company.

LaMotte was also deemed, by § 3114 of the no-fault act,3 to be insured under a policy issued by State Farm Automobile Insurance Company to his wife, Roberta LaMotte, and also under a policy issued by Auto Club Insurance Association to his wife's mother, who resided in the LaMotte household.

This action was commenced against Millers National and Forum Insurance Company, seeking survivor's loss4 personal protection insurance benefits. Forum Insurance was dismissed with prejudice. Millers National settled with the plaintiff, Roberta LaMotte, for $30,000, and then filed a third-party complaint against State Farm and Auto Club, seeking recoupment.5

Section 3114(1), before amendment in 1980, read as set forth in the margin.6 The 1980 amendment added the italicized words in the current version of § 3114(1) set forth in the margin.7

The Court of Appeals observed that the first sentence of § 3114(1) remained essentially unchanged, and that the second sentence is 'new and applies only to motorcycle policies.'8 It is the Court of Appeals interpretation of the third sentence with which we disagree. The Court of Appeals read the amendment as providing that the insurer of the injured person was primary 'now only to motorcycle policies.'9

The legislative history of Act 445 indicates that the Legislature intended no change except to include motorcycles in the priority scheme set forth in § 3114(1). The House Legislative Analyses indicate that the Legislature's purpose was to add motorcycles to the 'insurance priority scheme' already established by § 3114(1).10

We are persuaded that 'described in section 3103(2)' modifies only 'personal injury benefits' and not personal protection insurance benefits.

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Personal protection insurance benefits, often described as 'PIP' benefits, are payable in respect to a '[m]otor vehicle accident,' which by definition 'means a loss involving the ownership, operation, maintenance, or use of a motor vehicle as a motor vehicle..'11 'Motor vehicle' is defined for this purpose as not including a motorcycle.