Sentence examples similar to liable to inform from inspiring English sources
denied 368 U.S. 987 (1962) (finding attorney whose negligence deprived intended beneficiary of proceeds of the will was liable to beneficiary); Heyer v. Flaig, 449 P.2d 161 (Cal. 1969) (attorney held liable for failing to inform plaintiff- beneficiary's mother of the testamentary consequences of a planned remarriage, reducing beneficiary's share of estate).
A judge found the company liable for failure to inform consumers that its "light" cigarettes were not less harmful than full-tar cigarettes and awarded damages of $10.1 billion.
Osborne said he would set the precise level of the cap before April 2015, and the Office for Budget Responsibility would be given legal powers to inform the government if it were liable to breach its cap.
The United States Supreme Court declared a Florida state statute unconstitutional in February 1972 on the grounds that its terms were not sufficiently explicit to inform those subject to it what conduct would render them liable to its penalties.
Four respondents wrote erroneously that they would not have the obligation to inform about the presence of SVHCs, either because the respective article was already placed on the market before REACH came into force or because textiles would not be liable to the REACH regulation, which shows that these suppliers did not understand their legal Art.
No search engine wants to be held legally liable for informing Internet users about websites dedicated to illegal movie downloads, scanned books, pirated software, counterfeit handbags or generic drugs that ignore an American patent.
The study's retrospective design made it liable to incompleteness of information collected.
He was extremely distressed to receive a Home Office letter earlier this month informing him that he was "liable to be detained" because he was a "person without leave".
