· 6/1/1979
Heritage v. Pioneer Brokerage & Sales, Inc.
Citations
- 604 P.2d 1059
- 1979 Alas. LEXIS 599
How courts have described this case
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- holding that where indemnification is required and the indemnitor is given proper notice of and opportunity to defend the litigation, the indemnitee is entitled to recover full costs and attorney’s fees
- holding that a husband could not recover wages lost as a result of his decision to leave a higher-paying job in favor of a different job in order to provide care for his wife after she was exposed to toxic fumes in a mobile home they had purchased
- once retailer establishes an implied-at-law right to indemnification from product manufacturer, it may recover its litigation costs and attorney fees in successfully defending against customer's tort action
- manufacturer, who had a duty to defend its marketers, refused to take over the product's defense; retailer's \right to indemnity\ was held controlling
- once retailer establishes an implied-at- law right to indemnification from product manufacturer, it may recover its litigation costs and attorney fees in successfully defending against customer's tort action
- once retailer establishes an implied-at- law right to indemnification from product manufacturer, it may recover its litigation costs and attorney fees in successfully defending against customer's tort action
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Judges: Rabinowitz, Boochever, Rabino-Witz, Connor, Burke, Dimond, Matthews
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