This tone poem was inspired by the tale of the drunkard Seithenyn, best known to English readers from Thomas Love Peacock's novel The Misfortunes of Elphin (1829), whose negligence as keeper of the floodgates leads to the drowning of the kingdom of Gwyddno Garanhir under Cardigan Bay.
Maryland has a choice to make in this matter: either it is a research university that values its students' minds and bodies, or it is a sub-department of Under Armour and beholden to a handful of donors so desperate for athletic success that they will harbor a head football coach whose negligence killed a player.
317, 400 S.E.2d 561990990) (inspectors charged with negligence in failing to discover termite infestation during termite inspection.); Hardy v. Carmichael, 207 Cal.Ct.App 21962Cal.Ctermite1962) (terminspectorstors whose negligence resulted in purchase of infested home liable to out-of-privity home buyers).
Two villains in the financial crisis — whose negligence, or worse, caused untold suffering when the property bubble burst — are fighting it out.
Worst of all, many people reckon Mr Mahuad has been soft on the bankers, whose negligence the public is having to pay for.
A Camborne landlord whose negligence placed his tenants at "serious risk of harm" has been ordered to pay almost £3,000 in fines and costs by magistrates.
"Only an inquiry can establish whose negligence it was and whether the engine should have been switched on at that time," an airline official said.
Meanwhile, The Judge passes sentence on another victim a slumlord whose negligence caused a tenant's death.
That was a really thoughtful, beautiful thing for Cruise to have said about a company whose negligence directly contributed to the deaths of over 1,100 Bangladeshis through their negligence.
Eric has again found himself in the unimaginable position of only having the VA, the organization whose negligence has nearly killed him, to turn to for help.
