National Union Fire Insurance v. Hutcherson (In Re Hutcherson)

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• observing that “Virginia follows the generally accepted view of subrogation that the subrogee steps into the shoes of the insured and is both entitled to assert the rights of the insured and is bound by any defenses valid against the insured”

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