...underwriters, except the well-known principle of law, that where one person lias agreed to indemnity another, he will, on making good the indemnity, be...indemnified might have protected himself against or reim(') Law Rep., 5 QB, 244. 1877 Simpson v. Thomson. HL(Sc.) bursed himself for the loss. It is on...

...know of no foundation for the right of the underwriters, except the well-known principle of law that where one person has agreed to indemnify another he...himself against or reimbursed himself for the loss." Lord Penzance said, "The learned counsel for the underwriters contended that they, by virtue of the...

...Burnand v. Hadocatтchi, HL (3), where Lord Cairns speaks of "the wellknown principle of law, that where one person has agreed to indemnify another,...himself against or reimbursed himself for the loss," Stewart v. The Greenock Marine Insurance Company (4). The distribution of the fund in the hands of...

..."I know of no foundation for the right of underwriters, except the well-known principle of law that where one person has agreed to indemnify another he...himself against or reimbursed himself for the loss." And in Stewart v. Greenock Marine Insurance Company, 2 H. of L. Cas. (Cl. & Fin.) 183, Lord Cottenham,...

...know of no foundation for the right of the underwriters, except the well known principle of law that where one person has agreed to indemnify another he...indemnity, be entitled to succeed to all the ways and 566] means by which the *person indemnified might have protected himself against or reimbursed himself...

...no foundation for the right of the underwriters, except the well-known principle of law, where one has agreed to indemnify another, he will, on making...indemnified might have protected himself against or rcirnburseil himself for the loss." What is the principle of subrogation ? On payment the insurers...

..."I know of no foundation for the right of underwriters, except the wellknown principle of law that where one person has agreed to indemnify another,...Indemnity, be entitled to succeed to all the ways aud means by which the person indemnified might have protected himself against or reimbursed himself...

...underwriters, except the well-known principle of law, that where one person has agreed to indemnify anotber, he will on making good the indemnity be entitled to succeed to all the ways and means by which the per6ou indemnified might have protected himself against, or reimbursed himself for the loss." This...

...I know of no foundation for the right of underwriters, except the well-known principle of law that, where one person has agreed to indemnify another,...himself against or reimbursed himself for the loss. It is on this principle that the underwriters of a ship that has been lost are entitled to the ship...

...well-known principle of law applies, namely, that where one person has agreed to indemnify another ho will, on making good the indemnity, be entitled to...himself against or reimbursed himself for the loss (A). It is, therefore, necessary to enquire what means (if any) the employer has of reimbursing himself...