Sentence examples for beyond the tort from inspiring English sources

Contracts create a special relationship between the parties to them, constituted by strict liability, forward-looking obligations that reach beyond the tort obligations of reasonable care that persons owe even to strangers.

In the last hour, though, President Obama finally invited the Republicans to offer their own ideas — beyond, yes, tort reform and interstate purchasing — for covering the uninsured.

Others put the tort tax even higher.

The tort system doesn't come close.

The tort of public nuisance has been described as "at least contested, and perhaps confused beyond repair," Louise A. Halper, Untangling the Nuisance Knot, 26 B.C. Envtl.

That's the way the tort system calculates damages.

"The tort system is so clumsy and unfocused," he said.

The tort claim may not succeed without proof of tort-type damage.

The court emphasized that were it "to permit these complaints to proceed, [it] would stretch the concept of public nuisance far beyond recognition and would create a new and entirely unbounded tort antithetical to the meaning and inherent theoretical limitations of the tort of public nuisance". In re Lead Paint Litigation, 924 at2d at 494.

Kenneth Abraham explores the development and interdependency of the tort liability regime and the insurance system in the United States during the twentieth century and beyond, including the events of September 11 , 2001

(Asbestos claims, by themselves, explain much of the recent rise in tort costs).Shaking up the tort system will not revolutionise America's economy.