Conner v. Detroit Terminal Railroad

How courts have described this case

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• holding that constructive notice of a lien did not bar subrogation
• “The courts should rather incline to extend than restrict the operation of the doctrine.”
• \We are unable to see how constructive notice to appellant of appellee's [junior] mortgage could have anything to do with the right of the former to subrogation. . . . The question is: What is natural justice under the actual facts of the situation?\
• “We are unable to see how constructive notice to appellant of appellee’s [junior] mortgage could have anything to do with the right of the former to subrogation. . . . The question is: What is natural justice under the actual facts of the situation?”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).