Sentence examples for only liable for from inspiring English sources
But according to Nicholas Paine, the company secretary, the syndicate that insured Graff was only liable for $28.9m.
However, reading your column, I realise that under law we are only liable for the past 12 months if we were not billed.
"What this now means," said Carl Tobias, a professor of law at the University of Richmond, "is that when you play golf in New York, you are only liable for hitting someone" if that person is in front of you.
"If you are Angelina Jolie and there is an accident or something at your apartment," he said, "you are only liable for the value of the LLC," which is usually limited to the value of the property.
Hird is now not only liable for his own legal fees of $691,990 but may also have to cover Chubb's legal costs for defending itself against his lawsuit.
Then, on Wednesday, he and the BP chairman announced that the company — which is, in theory, only liable for $75 million in economic damage payments — was forgoing its dividend and setting up a $20 billion fund to compensate the workers and businesses who have been harmed by the spill.
Democratic governments are liable to their electorate for the people and their future, whereas under a dictatorship, one is only liable to follow orders.
This would mean that the smaller party would only be liable for their own legal costs, while the larger party would have to pay for both sides if they lost the case.
"Why should a corrupt union official who has ripped off hundreds of thousands of dollars from a union only be liable for a fine of $10,800 when, for the same corrupt conduct, a company director would be liable for five years' imprisonment or a fine of $360,000?" The bill was knocked back by the Senate for the first time in March.
"The city will not only be liable for damages to compensate Eller for any business lost from the advertisers whom you have contacted directly, but also for all other losses resulting from the city's unconstitutional efforts to chill legal speech activity," wrote E. Adam Webb, a lawyer for Eller, in a letter to the mayor.
For years, Shell has argued that they are only legally liable for oil spills that are caused by operational failure of their pipelines and that they have no liability for the devastation caused by bunkered [stolen] oil", said Martyn Day of Leigh Day.
