Mayfield v. Southern Ry.

Citations

• 86 S.C. 52

Syllabus

<p>Insurance — Subrogation—Parties—Motion.—Where the insured has instituted an action in his own behalf to recover the difference between the loss caused by a communicated fire and the amount of insurance paid the insured, having a subrogation clause in his ■ contract, the insurer should assert its claim to subrogation by a motion to be made a party and to require the complaint amended so as to set out the facts upon which it claimed the equity of subrogation.</p>