The phrase "a continuing duty" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an ongoing obligation or responsibility that someone has to fulfill over time.
Example: "As a public servant, it is my continuing duty to serve the community and uphold the law."
Alternatives: "an ongoing obligation" or "a persistent responsibility".
The crown has a continuing duty to review and keep under review all cases, both during a prosecution and thereafter.
What is more worrisome, they say, is that the House version would also not require brokers to "have a continuing duty of care or loyalty to the customer" after providing that advice.
The government said that to ensure a fair trial, Bonds should be informed that his lawyers owe a continuing duty of loyalty to their former clients and this could hurt their ability to represent Bonds.
Although the Texas statute appears to create a continuing duty, it does not follow the civil contempt model whereby the defendant 'keeps the keys to the jail in his own picket' and may be released whenever he complies with his legal obligations.
885): 'The duty of a railroad to restore a stream or highway way which is crossed by the line of its road is a continuing duty; and if, by the increase of population or other causes, the crossing becomes inadequate to meet the new and altered conditions of the country, it is the duty of the railroad to make such alterations as will meet the present needs of the public.' So, in Indiana ex rel.
"Under trust law, a trustee has a continuing duty to monitor trust investments and remove imprudent ones.
§ 1.178 Original patent; continuing duty of applicant.
The court distinguished the duties of the commissioners from those of the auditor and treasurer, and expressed with emphasis the continuing duty of the latter.
This continuing duty exists separate and apart from the trustee's duty to exercise prudence in selecting investments at the outset".
A unanimous high court said Monday that employers can be sued if they fail in their "continuing duty to monitor" mutual funds in 401(k) accounts for unnecessarily high fees, potentially shaking up the $5.8-trillion 5.8-trilliondmarketering the plans.
A person given the privilege to serve publicly has continuing duties upon return to the privare sector.
