The phrase "liability occurs" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that a responsibility or legal obligation exists and has been triggered by a certain event or action. Example: "According to the contract, the company's liability occurs only if the product causes harm to the consumer."
(ii) Five years after the date on which the violation that is the basis for such liability occurs.
five years after the date on which the violation that is the basis for such liability occurs.
A liability occurs when what the value of what is owed exceeds the value of what is due.
Section 21 identifies that review and liability occurs when the trustees appoints agents, nominees and custodians under the Act or under similar provisions in the trust instrument.
Interestingly, a notably higher ratio of court decisions acknowledging physician liability occurred in cases involving clinics than in those involving hospitals (Tables 2 and 3).
For me, the most egregious example of the liability issue occurs in the "Nine Months" chapter about possible fetal pain during the delivery process.
In 1992, Professor James Henderson and I wrote that, throughout the 1980s, a quiet, pro-defendant revolution in products liability had occurred.
Thus, plaintiff must make some showing that an act giving rise to civil liability actually occurred and that the discovery is aimed at revealing specific identifying features of the person or entity who committed that act.
Courts consider company-sponsored holiday parties, regardless of location, part of the workplace and impose liability if sexual harassment occurs there.
"Alternatively, draw up a contract between you absolving each other of liability if an accident occurs," advises Jasmine Birtles, author of The Money Magpie.
It's distressingly common for directors of public companies to skate away from liability when corporate misconduct occurs on their watch.
