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The 'Own Damage' cover in a motor insurance policy protects the insured against:

Q: Answer-The 'Own Damage' cover in a motor insurance policy protects the insured against:

Own damage coverage in motor insurance protects the insured against losses or damages to their own vehicle, such as those caused by accidents, theft, fire, etc.

A Loss or damage to the insured's vehicle p

B Loss of life or injury to the insured

C Loss of life or injury to third parties

D Loss of property of the insured

E None of the above

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