Hartford Accident & Indemnity Co. v. Used Car Factory, Inc.

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• explaining that under Michigan law equitable subrogation can apply in a “variety of contexts,” because it “is a flexible, elastic doctrine of equity”
• “Equitable subrogation is a flexible, elastic doctrine of equity.”

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