Sentence examples for of reasonable care from inspiring English sources
Finally, an example from legal reasoning: Example 10 (Duty of reasonable care).
In those cases, the contract created a relationship between the defendant and third parties, by reason of which the law recognized a duty of reasonable care in the performance of the obligation, that supported a tort action.
This attempt to precisely prescribe what steps the proprietor of a baseball field must take to fulfill its duty of reasonable care is unwarranted and unwise.
Yet the majority, although it speaks in terms of the defendant's duty of reasonable care, has effectively resurrected those doctrines as total bars to recovery.
If use of a new technology is not standard across an industry, should courts nevertheless require the use in an industry-member's duty of reasonable care?
The seller is exculpated if he proves that he did not know, or, in the exercise of reasonable care, could not have known of the untruth or omission.
As to the claim based upon negligence, for which the New Jersey Wrongful Death Act clearly gives a right of action, 8 we agree with the Court of Appeals that 'the evidence created an issue that could be decided only by a verdict.' The defendants owed a duty of exercising reasonable care for the safety of the decedent.
They fall between the cracks," said Ingrid Gubbay, legal consumer specialist at law firm Hausfeld and Co. "That is why people like the Financial Ombudsman Service, who take care of customers who have problems like this, will go back to the common law principles of taking reasonable care, asking what the bank could foresee, and so on".
Tyson describes evidence-based ethics as involving multiple considerations in its determination of what constitutes " reasonable care" that include: (i) the quality of evidence available; (ii) the identified benefits, hazards, and costs of treatment; and (iii) the values and preferences of the parent or surrogate.
Johns accuses Sony of not taking "reasonable care to protect, encrypt, and secure the private and sensitive data of its users".
Strict liability imposes liability regardless of intent or reasonable care being exercised.
