"That owner had seven Yorkies," recalled Mr. Lubin, who likes animals personally but thinks they are usually a liability at the showing of a property.
There, extra stripes on your sleeve are usually a liability.
When several defendants are involved in cases dealing with accusations of product liability, he added, "it's usually a 'united we stand, divided we fall' approach".
Pragmatism suggests that there might be a lesson in there somewhere.Yet, in France, too close an association with les Anglo-Saxons is usually seen as a liability, and not just because of differences over Iraq.
This is usually enough to establish liability".. So, the next time you get into a car, ensure that you do it with both feet on the ground and cold-headed.
"A lawyer is usually more concerned with avoiding liability than solving the problem, and solving the Y2K problem is the best way to avoid litigation.
The amount of money for the reclamation bond is usually based on an analysis of anticipated liabilities in the event of forfeiture.
The reason which is usually given for applying strict liability to these areas, is that not only efficient care is supposed to be induced but also an efficient level of the risky activity itself.
A cardholder's liability is usually limited to $50 or less if someone else uses the account fraudulently.
Unlike product-liability sections in companies' property-and-casualty policies, which have aggregate limits, non-product liability is usually unlimited.
