Sentence examples for plaintiff contended from inspiring English sources
The plaintiff contended that management had masked the firm's failing health over its last year and a half of existence.
The plaintiff contended that in using a rope, instead of a fireproof device, the electric company committed an act of negligence which resulted in the horse's death.
The plaintiff contended that the companies' actions prevented the development of alternatives that could have eased the transition to a less fossil fuel-dependent economy.
"The male plaintiff contended that as he was walking in the defendant's store shortly after Christmas, he tripped over an approximate 18-inch-long piece of tinsel or garland, causing him to fall and suffer injury," the case summary says.
Specifically, the plaintiff contended that Google Inc intended to publish the material complained of because while the systems were automated, those systems were the consequence of computer programs, written by human beings, which programs were doing exactly what Google Inc and its employees intended and required.
The plaintiff contends that the trial court erred in giving the standard emergency instruction.
Contrariwise, the plaintiff contends that the speed of the train constituted a 'proximate, direct and contributing cause' of the accident.
"Requirements contracts" of the kind the plaintiff contends was present here are explicitly recognized as valid by the Code in G.L.c.
The plaintiff contends that he passed a written test and interviews for a teaching job there, but that the city education bureau rejected him after a physical examination showed he was infected with H.I.V., the virus that causes AIDS.
The plaintiff contends that due to a shortage of housing there is a disparity of bargaining power between lessors of residential property and their lessees that gives landlords an unconscionable advantage over tenants.
Erecting or countenancing disincentives to compliance with the applicable rules of professional conduct, plaintiff contends, would subvert the central professional purpose of his relationship with the firm -- the lawful and ethical practice of law.
