Rusher v. Bunker

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• acknowledging that the weight of authority is that constructive knowledge alone does not preclude equitable subrogation
• equitable subrogation was appropriate where the lender relied on misinformation from a title company that no intervening liens had been filed between the time of the preliminary title report and the lender’s recording of its trust deed

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