City of Michigan City v. Marwick
Indiana Court of Appeals
■ From LaPorte Circuit Court; Thomas W. Slide, Special Judge. Action by James Marwick and others against the city of Michigan City. From a judgment for plaintiffs, the defendant appeals.
1Opinion
On Petition for Rehearing.
Caldwell, J.
It is not held by the original opinion that the insolvency of appellees’ employers is essential in order that the former may appeal to the equitable doctrine of subrogation. The absence of an allegation of insolvency is mentioned merely by way of illustration in calling attention to the fact that the complaint reveals no reason why it is necessary to invoke that doctrine, in order that appellees may be protected, and that their rights may be fully en*312forced. By outlining some of the circumstances in which; if existing, appellees might possibly through…
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