Sentence examples for duties exist from inspiring English sources

Similar duties exist for example in the US [46], in South Africa and Brazil.

"Fiduciary duties exist to ensure that those who manage other people's money act in the interest of beneficiaries, rather than serving their own interests.

No such duty existed here.

The Florida law explicitly states that no such duty exists in the state.

In cases of that nature, the duty exists because of the special relationship.

Under those circumstances the only question remaining is whether a duty exists to prevent such risk or, realistically, whether this Court should impose such a duty.

In Goldberg v. Housing Auth. of Newark, 38 N.J. 578, 583, 186 A.2d 291962962), this Court explained that "whether a duty exists is ultimately a question of fairness.

The fair implication of Rappaport and Soronen, that the duty exists independent of the statutory prohibition, was thus made explicit in Linn.

(1) The responsibility for determining whether exigencies of military duty existed belonged to the member's commander and the Military Department concerned.

When the court determines that a duty exists and liability will be extended, it draws judicial lines based on fairness and policy.

The being specially charged with the duty to enforce the statute is sufficiently apparent when such duty exists under the general authority of some law, even though such authority is not to be found in the particular act.