Sentence examples for created liability from inspiring English sources

The only explanation provided was that it created "liability issues".

What's more, the court's rationale is hardly limited to cheating spouses, since the court expressly rejected the theory that the spousal relationship itself created liability.

There has been considerable criticism of statutes that create liability without actual moral fault.

Thus, Herman's knowledge that the water was "dangerously shallow" without more does not create liability.

Acceptance creates liability in the buyer for the price, N.J.S.A. 12A:2-709(1), and precludes rejection.

"I favor creating liability for H.M.O.'s that harm someone because of their negligence," said Senator Peter G. Fitzgerald, Republican of Illinois.

This may also create liability for employers if they do not provide adequate oversight in keeping employees' data secure.

He will offer the business judgment rule, a cornerstone of Delaware corporate law, to argue that these were merely bad business decisions, which cannot create liability.

Trustees Road is now closed to all vehicles, further increasing the isolation of the cottage, Ms. Rocchio said, and creating liability concerns.

Enforcing the Sherman Act can thus curb innovation by creating liability for inventors who would like to comply with the law.

We cannot amend the statute to create liability for acts that are not themselves manipulative or deceptive within the meaning of the statute.