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inlawrev-2773	Eilbacher, Leonard E.	Nonparty Tortfeasors in Indiana: The Early Cases	1988	26	.pdf	application/pdf	13421	621	57	[Vol. 21:413 Moreover, under Indiana's modified system of comparative fault, not only may a successful plaintiff be a tortfeasor, his share of the causal fault may be greater than that of a defendant from whom the plaintiff recovers.^ For example, assume the percentage of fault of the plaintiff to be 40%, and the percentage of fault of each of three defendants to be 20%. If indeed preeminence is to be given to the basic principle of fault allocation, then the fault of familial nonparties must be included in the fault apportionment system.^^ It must be stressed that the allocation of fault to immune tortfeasors would not require the abolition of such immunities.	cache/inlawrev-2773.pdf	txt/inlawrev-2773.txt