Furia v. Philadelphia

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

• “Subrogation is an equitable doctrine and its basis is the doing of complete, essential and perfect justice between all parties without regard to form.”
• “Subrogation is an equitable doctrine and its basis is the doing of complete, essential and perfect justice between all parties without regard to form.”
• subrogation claim of city to recover wage payments made to injured police officer
• subrogation claim of city to recover wage payments made to injured police officer
• “The [employer’s] only right in the fund created by the [employee’s] independent action was by way of subrogation. . The [employee] in this case had the right to select and employ his own counsel to represent him in a cause of action which was his and his alone.”
• \The (employer's) only right in the fund created by the (employee's) independent action was by way of subrogation. . . . The (employee) in this case had the right to select and employ his own counsel to represent him in a cause of action which was his and his alone.\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).