Sentence examples for for which liability from inspiring English sources

First, did the California Supreme Court properly characterize Nike's challenged statements as commercial speech, for which liability could attach without the need to show deliberate or reckless falsehood?

L. 109 8, § 712(b), inserted "whether secured or unsecured, including property taxes for which liability is in rem, in personam, or both," before "except".

This suit, however remarkable, is not the vehicle through which plaintiffs can resolve all existing allegations of anticompetitive conduct which have not been proven or for which liability has not been ascribed.

"This suit, however remarkable, is not the vehicle through which plaintiffs can resolve all existing allegations of anticompetitive conduct which have not been proved or for which liability has not been ascribed," Judge Kollar-Kotelly wrote.

Both are intentional torts for which liability turns on whether an actor in some fashion chose to participate in another actor's breach of duty, as well as whether the secondary actor acted with knowledge of the primary actor's duty and made a causally significant contribution to the breach.

I call this the "alignment principle". One objective of this Article is to expose exceptions to the alignment principle, which I call "misalignments". In cases of misalignment, the risks that are accounted for in setting the standard of care are different from the risks for which liability is imposed and damages are awarded.

Our model is agnostic about the extent to which liability for reversal risk should reside in private or public hands, as long as it is internalized in some way.

Accordingly, rules defining and governing warranties that were developed to meet the needs of commercial transactions cannot properly be invoked to govern the manufacturer's liability to those injured by its defective products unless those rules also serve the purposes for which such liability is imposed.

One response to this situation was the establishment of companies furnishing kits for aircraft, which required only experimental certificates and for which the liability could be limited to the individual building the airplane or glider.

In the document filed on Tuesday, one of Saxon's lawyers characterized the investigation as "merely a preliminary investigation based on unproven allegations, for which no liability or wrongdoing has been found".

Finally, there are a few companies for which the liability of origin derives from a limited exposure to global competition, leaving them overconfident in their abilities or blind to potential dangers.