And, if the jury answers yes to any of those questions, did that circumstance legally cause Mrs. Boles's jawbone problems?
There are a lot of cross-border rail links everywhere in Europe and the Schengen-treaty allows unchecked travel throughout most of Europe, once you've entered the region legally.This causes the national railway companies to compete with each other internationally,so you might find better deals when using an other train provider.
Indeed, the toymakers are usually held liable legally for harm caused by the toys they make.
Legally proving Ravi caused Clementi's death was a steep mountain to climb.
Under Paris, the targets themselves are not legally binding, which caused consternation in many quarters.
The Republicans, strongly backed by the White House, contend that neither the government nor businesses should be held legally responsible for damages caused by terrorists.
Further, the actions of the police on the scene, who themselves may have been unaware of where, exactly, the legally restricted area began, caused the Chaser team to proceed much further into the heart of the security zone than they had intended to or realised.
A number of expressions are used to describe the allegedly single limiting factor, in particular 'proximate (adequate, direct, effective, operative, legal, responsible)' cause in contrast with 'remote, indirect or legally inoperative' causes.
For a person to be legally responsible for causing harm to another requires, apart from a number of conditions relating to jurisdiction, procedure and proof, that the conduct should be of the sort that the law designates as unlawful (e.g. negligent driving) or as a potential source of liability (e.g. keeping a dangerous animal).
The UN is morally and legally responsible for causing the epidemic that continues to cause untold suffering.
