Cases brought under Rylands v Fletcher now have a requirement that the harm was foreseeable, but it was not defined whether or not it was sufficient that it be foreseeable that harm could occur, or that it be foreseeable that the use of land is "non-natural", that the substance be capable of doing "mischief", and all the other requirements of Rylands.
To successfully make out the tort, a claimant must establish the following elements: the public authority acted maliciously, or while knowing that it had no power to act; it is foreseeable that the claimant would be harmed in some way by the act; and the claimant suffered damage as a result of the act.
It is functionally connected to the subject matter of the article, it clearly has commercial value, and it is foreseeable that I will receive some fraction of whatever income the Salk Institute receives in the course of licensing it to interested parties.
Although we are not there yet, it is foreseeable that in the years to come it will become feasible to sequence individuals completely, instead of relying on markers.
Due to its functional impact on transcription, it is foreseeable that histone methylation may participate in the regulation of pluripotent states by modulating the expression of pluripotency factors.
Matthew Porterfield teaches film at a university; it's foreseeable that, for independent filmmakers, teaching will become the income stream that it has long been for writers of fiction and poetry.
For all intents and purposes, it is foreseeable that Iran will use the issue to wage its own media war.
The report concluded it was foreseeable that the content of "Death on the Rock" would become known in Gibraltar, but that it would not have prejudiced potential jurors as, in the authors' opinion, the programme raised one possibility, but did not seek to present it as the only possible version of events.
