subrogate (Meaning)
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subrogate (v)
substitute one creditor for another, as in the case where an insurance company sues the person who caused an accident for the insured
Synonyms & Antonyms of subrogate
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subrogate Sentence Examples
- The insurance company subrogated its rights to the homeowner after paying for the fire damages.
- The employer subrogated its right to benefits after reimbursing the employee's medical expenses.
- The lender subrogated its position to the borrower upon defaulting on the loan.
- The warranty provider subrogated its liability to the manufacturer after repairing the defective product.
- The injured party subrogated their right to sue the responsible party to their insurance carrier.
- The hospital subrogated its billing rights to the patient's health insurance.
- The government subrogated its right to recover damages from a tortfeasor who caused injury to a government employee.
- The homeowner's association subrogated its insurance rights to the individual homeowner after paying for storm damage.
- The insurer subrogated its lien rights to the property owner after paying off the mortgage.
- The landlord subrogated its right to possession of the property to the tenant after the tenant vacated and failed to pay rent.
FAQs About the word subrogate
substitute one creditor for another, as in the case where an insurance company sues the person who caused an accident for the insured
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The insurance company subrogated its rights to the homeowner after paying for the fire damages.
The employer subrogated its right to benefits after reimbursing the employee's medical expenses.
The lender subrogated its position to the borrower upon defaulting on the loan.
The warranty provider subrogated its liability to the manufacturer after repairing the defective product.
