Martha had a property insurance policy on her home with a subrogation clause.A fire started because of a faulty stove.Martha made a claim and received $100,000 from her homeowners' insurer for fire damages totaling $100,000.The stove manufacturer was clearly responsible for the fire starting and has admitted its stove was faulty.Can the stove manufacturer be sued?
A) Yes,by Martha.
B) Yes,by the insurance company.
C) No,because the insurance company already covered losses.
D) No,because Martha chose to make an insurance claim and thus waived the right to sue.
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