Considering that the retraction of a buyer's rejection is not derived from his consent, but is a legal duty imposed upon him as a consequence of the wrong of meddling with goods of which he is only a bailee, we hold that in the circumstances at bar that consequence should not follow.
Such a body, though not a court, is a proper tribunal for the duties imposed upon it.
The duty imposed upon the Commission does not extend beyond the need for its action.
(a) If the substance of a duty imposed upon a securities intermediary by Sections 8-504 through 8-508 8-508e subject of other statute, regulatisn, or rule, compliance withethat subject, regulatiof, otherle statutees the duty.
Nor is it denied that in so doing they are acting in the performance of official duty imposed upon them by state statutes, which conform to all constitutional requirements.
The verdict was based upon prosecutorial misconduct, and indeed, the prosecution admitted that it had failed to turn over exculpatory evidence in violation of the applicable law and the duty imposed upon prosecutors.
They might deliberately not live up to the duties being imposed upon them or simply not understand how to comply; whatever the reason, this failure undermines the credibility and effectiveness of the labels themselves.
8 Duty of care is a legal obligation imposed on a doctor requiring, via the Bolam test, 9 that their actions conform to those of a responsible body of professional opinion, even if others have a different opinion.
Today responsibility is often meant to denote duty, something imposed upon one another from the outside.
The duty is imposed upon the officers of the government, not upon him.' 14 That duty is owing to the Government and to no one else.
Legal duties may be founded upon an individual having effective decision-making powers and control over financial resources rather than upon an individual holding a particular title or occupying a particular post (Bergman et al. 2007).
