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Two State A family members are in a car accident while briefly driving through State B. State B has an interfamily-immunity rule designed to protect State B family relationships and State B insurers. State A has abolished the immunity.
Under modern choice-of-law analysis, what is the best characterization of the immunity rule?

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Loss-allocating rules often implicate the parties' domiciles and their relationship more strongly than the accidental place of injury. Loss-allocating rules apply only to real-property disputes. Loss-allocating rules usually focus only on the place of injury. Loss-allocating rules are irrelevant under the Restatement approach.

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