Daley-Sand v. West American Insurance

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• holding that the appellant’s failure to file exceptions did not defeat appellate review where the trial court filed an order and opinion rather than an adjudication and decree
• finding insurer's refusal to pay benefits frustrated public policy requiring underinsured motorist coverage
• upholding an equitable remedy when enforcing a contract would violate public policy
• upholding an equitable remedy when enforcing a contract would violate public policy
• upholding an equitable remedy when enforcing a contract would violate public policy
• “[s]ubrogation is an equitable principle. . . . Thus, whatever the contractual language regarding (Footnote Continued

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