Subrogee
/ˈsʌbrəɡi/
Definitions
- (n.) A party who has been subrogated to the rights of another, especially in insurance, where the insurer gains the insured's rights to pursue recovery from a third party.
The subrogee pursued the negligent driver to recover the claim expenses.
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Commentary
The subrogee steps into the shoes of the original party to enforce rights, emphasizing the legal transfer of claims.
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