Sentence examples for parental liability from inspiring English sources
We accordingly agree with the Court of Appeals that a participation-and-control test looking to the parents supervision over the subsidiary, especially one that assumes that dual officers always act on behalf of the parent, cannot be used to identify operation of a facility resulting in direct parental liability.
Some legal experts said yesterday that the indictment took parental liability too far and was likely to fail, in part because the son was legally an adult.
Acpo also said that the law should make a specific reference to "parental liability", making it clear that mothers and fathers who allow FGM to happen to their children can also be prosecuted.
Identifying such an occurrence calls for line drawing yet again, since the acts of direct operation that give rise to parental liability must necessarily be distinguished from the interference that stems from the normal relationship between parent and subsidiary.
It should be noted that since defendants' son was no longer a minor, plaintiff was not proceeding on a theory of parental liability for the torts of a child.
Given high putative genetic variance, non-parental breeding values would be increasingly confounded with the associated (and extreme) liabilities, while parental breeding values would be based on the liabilities of multiple offspring (normally on both sides of the threshold), making the latter less extreme (and closer to the true values).
The author zeroes in on the de facto automatic liability of parental companies for offences committed by their subsidiaries.
Based on the parental view of bundled interests, unlimited liability, and parent-child unity, the "natural" reaction and way of thinking for parents is that children are the parents' responsibility.
Early insecure attachment does not necessarily predict difficulties, but it is a liability for the child, particularly if similar parental behaviours continue throughout childhood.
There can be few faultless "accidents" any more.The parental hand-holding role of government and business is a self-perpetuating liability.
The earlier remark from Bolin (female, 38, export manager), "they [parents] fear to trouble me with anything", also indicated the parental tendency to look after their child's emotional well-being by not becoming an emotional (and practical) liability.
