Which of the following is NOT a situation in which a Saskatchewan motorist in No Fault can be sued?

In the context of Saskatchewan's No Fault insurance system, motorists typically cannot sue each other for injuries resulting from accidents that occur within the province. However, there are exceptions where a motorist can be sued.

When it comes to the pain and suffering of another tort motorist, if the parties were involved in an accident outside of Saskatchewan, the No Fault insurance provisions would not apply in the same way since the accident occurred out of province. Therefore, those specific circumstances, involving pain and suffering and a tort claim, are typically handled under the laws of the jurisdiction where the accident occurred, and a claim can be made against a party’s insurance or directly.

Situations involving property damage and economic loss to a high-income earner can create conditions where a motorist can face a lawsuit, as these areas may fall outside the typical No Fault protections. Thus, the situation concerning the pain and suffering of another motorist is distinguishable and aligns more with the circumstances allowing for a tort claim instead of being protected under the No Fault system. This highlights the unique aspects of how No Fault insurance operates and the exceptions that exist.