Medical practitioners owe a duty of care, arising from contract and/or tort laws, to their patients.
Liability, in law, a broad term including almost every type of duty, obligation, debt, responsibility, or hazard arising by way of contract, tort, or statute.
This can also be consistent with the hypothesis of the existence of a family strategy for reducing economic risks, arising from a contract of insurance between the migrants and their family.
The parties, according to the document, should mutually develop performance goals, identify potential sources of conflict and establish cooperative ways to resolve problems that may arise during contract performance.
To Mayor Walls the ticket was just another example of bitterness arising from contentious contract negotiations with the police over the last three years, though the police denied there was a hidden agenda.
According to the brief press release, "The plaintiffs alleged claims of breach of contract, breach of promise, and lost profits arising from contracts related to a yellow pages listings service" but Yahoo says the claims have no merit.
They say that the private companies could name the price for any additional out-of-contract services that arose.
The tensions that arise among the small cadre of contract laborers who populate this play would be enough to fuel a whole season of a television serial.
In Australia, however, demands for unliquidated damages arising other than by reason of contract or breach of trust are not provable.
The decision was hailed by conservative groups opposed to same-sex marriage as an important repudiation of San Francisco's bid to skirt a state law, approved by voters in 2000, that defines marriage as "a personal relation arising out of a civil contract between a man and a woman".
The counterparty credit risk in a financial contract arises from the possibility that at least one of the parties in the contract may default prior to or at the contract's maturity, which may result in failure of this party to fulfil all their contractual obligations leading to financial loss suffered by either one of the two parties in the contract.
