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The doctrine of subrogation allows one party to step into the shoes of another to claim their legal rights and remedies. In contractual contexts, particularly

The Doctrine of Contribution among Co-Promisors ensures equitable distribution of liability when multiple parties jointly promise to fulfill an obligation. Under this doctrine, if one

The Doctrine of Set-Off allows a defendant to counterbalance mutual debts with the plaintiff, facilitating efficient resolution of monetary disputes in contractual claims.