· 6/18/1925
Electro Dental Parlor v. Commissioner
Citations
- 2 B.T.A. 83
- 1925 BTA LEXIS 2545
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- stating that “[i]ndemnity actions are distinct, separate causes of action from the underlying wrong and are governed by separate statutes of limitations” and citing supporting cases from various jurisdictions in a footnote
- equitable action of indemnity is based on \`one party paying more than its fair share.'\
- \Indemnity in its most basic sense means reimbursement ... and may lie when one party discharges a liability which another should rightfully have assumed\
- “I believe at some point the law must recognize commercial practices and concepts, including the concept of bargained-for risk.”
- implied contractual indemnity rights survived RCW 4.22.040(3)’s abolition of common law indemnity between joint tortfeasors
- “Indemnity in its most basic sense means reimbursement... and may lie when one party discharges a liability which another should rightfully have assumed.”
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Judges: Teammell, Geaupner, Phillips
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