Although Lib Dems such as the health minister, Norman Lamb, support it, the Department of Health in November pushed ahead with plans to change the NHS constitution by putting NHS trusts rather than individual staff under a contractual duty of candour.
(The Lone Ranger remained on Mutual until 1942 under contractual obligation).
However, as an Adidas-sponsored player Beckham is under contractual obligation to wear the brand if he wears sportswear.
Most disclosures outside of formal, internal whistleblowing frameworks are, at minimum, a violation of contractual duty and may put leakers at significant legal risk.
Some legal scholars would break the economic impasse on moral grounds, favoring "more robust notions of contractual duty" over the feeble notion of duty that (the theory of efficient breach reveals) orthodox accounts of contract law invite (Brooks 2006: 753).
Similar to contractual duty, there is a duty on the doctor's part to exercise reasonable care and skill in the provision of advice and treatment, and a duty to warn the patient of any material risk inherent in the proposed treatment or procedure [ 9].
This is contractual duty: dozens of one-nighters across North America, starting a month after the end of the season.
"Under the embargo," the indictment said, "all those who attended the quarterly refunding press conference assumed a contractual duty of trust and confidence with respect to the Treasury Department and were required to treat the information they received at the press conference as confidential and nonpublic until the embargo was lifted".
However, even if such a duty did arise, certainly the nonfeasance of any such contractual duty cannot furnish the basis of an action ex delicto.
The reserves are not an opportunity to collect some kind of socially acceptable welfare; they are a contractual duty to serve.
"Thacher has a contractual duty to us to have disclosed this conflict, and they did not," Jeffrey S. Perlee, the chief executive officer of Empire Racing, said Tuesday.
