In Re Consol. Vista Hills Litigation

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• stating that the doctrine of common law indemnification allows the passive tortfeasor an “all-or-nothing” right of recovery from the party actively at fault
• noting that “[a]ctive conduct ‘is found if an indemnitee . . . has failed to perform (Continued
• stating that the doctrine of common law indemnification allows the passive tortfeasor an “all-or-nothing” right of recovery from the party actively at fault
• stating that where a party fails to discover and remedy a dangerous situation created by another, “the conduct of the party not discovering the dangerous condition is passive”
• acknowledging that traditional indemnification “may . . . arise without agreement, and by operation of law to prevent a result which is regarded as unjust or unsatisfactory”
• stating that where a party fails to discover and remedy a dangerous situation created by another, “the conduct of the party not discovering the dangerous condition is passive”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).