The final consideration applicable, here, is whether the agreement imposes unreasonable liabilities or burdens on persons financially ill equipped to assume the burdens or on persons without significant bargaining power.
"Increased demands on landlords (such as difficult and probably unachievable time frames and unreasonable tort liability exposure) as well as the possible unavailability of insurance may result in deterioration of the city's housing stock," he wrote.
It also calls for preventing censorship online by limiting unreasonable third-party liability for speech, support for the sharing economy, and an updated and simplified tax code, among other issues.
We need to increase the personal costs to bankers of unreasonable risk-taking; personal liability is the way to do it.
A judge might think that the correct moral principle is that other things being equal there should be no liability without unreasonable conduct.
The government is thus still interfering with people's liberty to deal with their love lives as they see fit, without fear of government-imposed liability for supposedly unreasonable "flaunt[ing]" of one's new relationships.
Is it possible that Amiri did not escape from his captors as he alleged, but rather was dumped by the CIA after he gave all the information he had, and made unreasonable demands, making him a liability?
There is a basic principle of law that imposes liability when someone's unreasonable act results in foreseeable harm to someone else.
While the business judgment rule requires only that informed and disinterested directors who are acting in good faith avoid wasting corporate assets and making irrational decisions, the PBC statute seems to impose liability for decisions that are merely unreasonable.
Given these facts, it was not unreasonable to think that a jury might not find any liability on the part of Ford.
But India still needs to produce a "memorandum of law" to spell out how India's existing liability law (from 2010) does not expose investors to unreasonable risk of prosecution in case of an accident.
