Sentence examples for duty to mitigate from inspiring English sources
Defendant cannot claim payment for its services rendered in its duty to mitigate damages.
But, Mr. Ng said, an appellate court with jurisdiction in Manhattan and the Bronx has ruled that a landlord has no duty to mitigate damages.
Mr. Nihamin added, however, that notwithstanding the tenants' breach, the letter-writer has a duty to mitigate -- or minimize -- his damages by attempting to re-rent the apartment.
For more on this problem, and its relation to the seller's duty to mitigate damages, see Clark v. Marsiglia, infra p. 1313.
Of course, the plaintiff did have a duty to mitigate his damage, and his excuses for failing to seek other employment are rather flimsy.
Critics argue that Purdue Pharma helped create the problem and has a duty to help mitigate it.
Our first duty will be to mitigate the impact of the Global Gag Rule with whatever resources we can mobilize, with whatever ingenuity and skills we can inject.
The trusted third party oversees the settlement duties in order to mitigate or eliminate the risk of having only one of the parties' obligations paid while leaving the other party with a loss by exchanging or not exchanging both parties' obligations.
In this experiment, we kept the duty cycle constant in order to mitigate the possible confounding factor of variations in total light delivery, which can lead to heating artifacts (Christie et al., 2013).
It wants to make it mandatory for companies to report on their environmental and social impacts, and to introduce a legal duty on directors to take 'reasonable steps' to mitigate their impact on the environment.
