conventional subrogation

conventional subrogation
A contract right of subrogation; subrogation founded upon some understanding or agreement, express or implied, and not arising merely from the equities of the situation. New York Ins. Co. v Tice, 159 Kan 176, 152 P 2d 836, 157 ALR 1233; a subrogation whereby the party paying does so at the request of either the debtor or the lienor, with the understanding that he, the party paying, shall be subrogated. Kocher v Kocher, 56 NJ Eq 547, 548, 39 A 536; a subrogation depending upon a lawful contract which occurs where one having no interest in or relation to the matter pays the debt of another, and by agreement is entitled to the securities and rights of the creditor so paid. 50 Am J1slt Subro § 3.

Ballentine's law dictionary. . 1998.

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