Sourcecorp, Inc. v. Norcutt

How courts have described this case

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• holding that equitable sub-rogation is permitted only if it will not materially prejudice the intervening lienholders’ interests
• holding that equitable subrogation is permitted only if it will not materially prejudice the intervening lienholders’ interests
• holding that equitable subrogation is permitted only if it will not materially prejudice the intervening lienholders’ interests
• stating that junior lienholder would receive a windfall by being promoted in priority unless homebuyers were equitably subrogated to the superior mortgage they paid off
• stating that junior lienholder would receive a windfall by being promoted in priority unless homebuyers were equitably subrogated to the superi- or mortgage they paid off
• noting that intervening lienholders remain in the same position after subrogation as before

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).