Hartnett v. Hampton Inns, Inc.

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• providing that oral requests are insufficient to support an appeal based on the trial court’s refusal to submit requested material
• a right to subrogation may arise either from an agreement between the parties or in equity to prevent a fraud or injustice
• under the unambiguous express terms of the insurance policy, insurer was entitled to recover “(to the extent of the payment by [insurer]) each and all claims and demands against any other party ... arising from or connected with such loss and damage.... ”
• under the unambiguous express terms of the insurance policy, insurer was entitled to recover “(to the extent of the payment by [insurer]) each and all claims and demands against any other party . . . arising from or connected with such loss and damage. . . .”

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