The phrase "commit a wrongful act" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal, ethical, or moral discussions to describe an action that is considered wrong or illegal.
Example: "The defendant was found guilty of committing a wrongful act that harmed the community."
Alternatives: "perpetrate an offense" or "engage in misconduct."
Has GKRS committed a "Passing Off"? iv) A person induces a breach of contract where he procures a third party to commit a wrongful act to prevent the performance of a contract.
Mr. Quattrone's brief, citing published interviews with the jurors after the trial, argued that the jury misunderstood the law and the specific requirement that the prosecution prove he intended to commit a wrongful act, not that he was simply negligent.
C1 Tough Job in WorldCom Case The arcana of accounting and the difficulty of finding convincing evidence of intent to commit a wrongful act are hurdles that could make it difficult for prosecutors involved in the WorldCom case to convict top WorldCom executives.
"Given the strength and quality of the evidence, I have determined that both defendants were involved in assisting the preparation, planting and detonation of the bomb in circumstances where those involved in assisting those acts would be joint tortfeasors (individuals who committed a wrongful act injuring another person)," he said.
Intent is defined as 'the state of a person's mind that directs his or actions towards a specific object' - www.dictionary.com and 'the design of purpose to commit a wrongful or criminal act' – www.merriam-webster.com.
Maryland's statute of repose sets the repose period at "five years of the time the injury was committed". As a matter of ordinary language, a person cannot commit injury, nor can s/he commit a wrongful death.
The real problem is that companies can be prosecuted if a single employee commits a single wrongful act, even if the company has done everything it can to prevent misconduct.
"I haven't committed any wrongful act, nor am I suspected of a crime, of embezzling public funds".
Damages are awarded to compensate the copyright owner for losses from the infringement, and profits are awarded to prevent the infringer from unfairly benefiting from a wrongful act.
Placing both LVF and INLA prisoners in the same wing of the Maze "was a wrongful act that directly facilitated the murder of Bill Wright", the inquiry found.
The plaintiffs must show that misconduct was plausible, not just possible, and must include "enough factual matter" to suggest that a wrongful act occurred, the court ruled.
