Sentence examples for liable for defects from inspiring English sources
The builder is liable for defects discovered during the first two years of warranty coverage.
Should a hospital be liable for defects in the medical products it furnishes in connection with a patient's care and treatment?
So car-makers are liable for defects that enhance the likelihood of injury; and they are expected to add devices to reduce accidents.
The lawsuit is the latest seeking to hold the automotive industry liable for defects that could make driving unsafe, such as Takata airbags and ignition switches on GM vehicles.
We have consulted the EU regulations (Directive 1999/44/EC), which show that the time limit Apple talked about is not a two-year legal guarantee, but merely means that retailers could be held liable for defects for up to two years from delivery.
A council warned today that it faces borrowing money to avoid "impossible" 150 per cent tax rises after it was found liable for birth defects in a group who claimed their mothers were exposed to toxic materials.
A: At this late date, it would be nearly impossible to hold anyone liable for undisclosed defects.
In a 5-2 decision, the court ruled that apartment owners can be held liable for any defect in their properties.
Inasmuch as the hospital is not a seller, it cannot be held strictly liable for injuries to plaintiff caused by defects in the pacemaker.
4 variations of legal guarantee periods: For defects that were present at the time of delivery, the seller can be held liable for a period of no less than two years.
