The varieties of subrogation
By means of the doctrine of subrogation, one person is substituted for another in the exercise of that other’s rights against a third person. In particular, it is the process by which one party is Continue Reading
Subrogation, shipping, and unjust enrichment
In an earlier post, I discussed the subrogation claim in Bell Lines v Waterford Multiport Ltd IEHC 188 (28 April 2006) rvsd IESC 15 (18 March 2010). My basic point was that subrogation arises for Continue Reading
Shipping and subrogation
By means of the doctrine of subrogation, one person is substituted for another in the exercise of that other’s rights against a third person. In particular, it is the process by which one party is Continue Reading
Subrogation and unjust enrichment – hunting the snark
The Hunting of the Snark is a nonsense poem written by Lewis Carroll subtitled An Agony in 8 Fits. In Fit 6, the Barrister dreams that the eponymous Snark serves as counsel for the defence, finds the Continue Reading
Subrogation and unjust enrichment in the High Court of Australia
By means of the doctrine of subrogation, one person is substituted for another in the exercise of that other’s rights against a third person. In the classic triangular fact pattern, it arises Continue Reading
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