Dominion of Canada v. STATE FARM AND CAS. CO.

How courts have described this case

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• holding that the limitations period for filing an equitable subrogation action begins when the subrogee makes payment to the subrogor
• holding that the limitations period for filing an equitable subro-gation action begins when the subrogee makes payment to the subrogor
• noting that the statute does not impose final resolution as a condition precedent or employ language that no action for subrogation may be filed until then, listing examples
• noting that the statute does not impose final resolution as a condition precedent or employ language that no action for subrogation may be filed until then, listing examples
• addressing whether the trial court erred by “dismissing the action with prejudice, holding that the complaint on its face established that the statute of limitations on a subrogation claim expired before the filing of the complaint”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).