There are also doubts about the extent to which the UK military can be legally liable for the specific actions of allies if the allies are acting in concert with the UK.
It follows the well-known common-law rule that a sovereign is not liable for costs unless specific provision for such liability is made by law.
MEDassist provides doctors (through healthcare providers) with the ability to utilize our predictive neural network to acutely identify the most important and timely health risks a patient is liable for, prioritized by severity and likelihood of that specific health risk.
Based on data provided by S&P's Global Market Intelligence unit, about half of that is non-recourse debt, which means it is tied to a specific project and the company isn't liable for it.
Boehner's bill also addresses another reason few workers have access to specific help now: Employers fear they'll be held liable for any recommendations that go bad.
Despite upholding the earlier injunction, a lower court will produce a modified injunction that will hold Napster liable for copyright protection, but only to the extent that Napster is aware of specific copyright infringement.
Although lawsuits attacking junk food do not say a specific food is responsible for obesity, they say food companies are liable for some health risks because of mislabeling.
One example is the decision of the House of Lords on mesothelioma, where past employers can be liable for having contributed to the overall exposure, though the harm cannot be scientifically attributed to any specific period of employment.
ZP2L1 shows ovary-specific expression in zebrafish (Danio rerio) (Mold et al. 2001) and is liable for species-restricted binding of sperm to unfertilized eggs (Wassarman 2008).
