That is, a causal relationship exists, not for a past event like in the case of liability, but it is assumed for a future one.
See Ritter v. Narragansett Electric Co., 109 R.I. 176, 192, 283 A.263255, 263 (1971) ("It is our conclusion, then, that the rule stated in § 402A of the Restatement (Second) of Torts may be invoked in cases of products liability in appropriate cases".).
So that it may be said that in matter of liability, in case of litigation, it is not placed on an equality with other corporations and individuals; yet this court has unanimously said that this differentiation of liability, this inequality of right in the courts, is of no significance upon the question of constitutionality.
The crew and paying passengers would sign forms relieving each other, and the federal government, of liability in case of an accident.
(Perhaps his staff members knew something when they asked the reporters going on the trip to sign waivers of liability in case of accidents involving canoes — as well as cars, vans, motorboats, kayaks, rafts and bicycles).
After the first plane crash, Northrop Grumman transferred the programme to a shell company, shielding itself from liability in case of any future problems.
He said the administration also wanted to renew the Price-Anderson Act, which limits nuclear plant operators' liability in case of an accident.
It was decided if Mills submitted it for approval, and the prosthetic's supplier agreed to any liability in case of an accident, it would be considered.
Before players could pick up their gear, their names were checked to make sure they had signed waivers releasing Alumni Football USA from liability in case of injury or death.
