Brassil v. . Maryland Casualty Co.

New York Court of Appeals · Decided 1914-02-24

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Werner, J. The action is novel. The question is whether an “insured” under a contract of indemnity for common-law or statutory liability to employees, can recover of the “insurer” his reasonable expenses in the prosecution of appeals which the insurer has refuséd to take, after the insured has been cast in judgment in the court of first instance. The mere statement of the question in…

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