The plaintiff states concede that their laws do not condemn any act proved in this case that fails to warrant liability under the Sherman Act.
Relying on this language, the plaintiffs assert that Microsoft's anticompetitive efforts to maintain its monopoly power in the market for Intel-compatible PC operating systems warrant additional liability as an illegal attempt to amass monopoly power in "the browser market".
The legal term "depraved indifference" refers to conduct that is so wanton, so callous, so reckless, so deficient in a moral sense of concern, so lacking in regard for the lives of others, and so blameworthy as to warrant criminal liability.
However, small businesses are simply not large enough to warrant shared liability, and individuals are wholly responsible for delinquency and default with both small business and personal credit cards.
Instead we wished to provide a clearer description of what has occurred historically in the MPL system, and to shed light on whether the distinction between high-liability risk and low-liability risk specialties is truly warranted in terms of research and debate regarding the MPL system.
However, recent studies have suggested that this drug is abused, and we would recommend that further psychopharmacological studies with pregabalin are warranted, including a study assessing its abuse liability across a range of doses in sedative abusers.
Rptr.2d 468 (no ultrahazardous activity warranting imposition of absolute liability, but highest standard of due care applied); Reida v. Lund (1971), 18 Cal.App.3d 696, 96 Cal.
Lussick said such a long term would have been excessive as Taylor was convicted of aiding and abetting which "as a mode of liability generally warrants a lesser sentence than that imposed for more direct forms of participation".
Of course, where fright does not cause Substantial bodily injury or sickness, it is to be regarded as too lacking in seriousness and too speculative to warrant the imposition of liability.
As the deputy solicitor general saw it, Rule 10b-5 warrantarrant a finding of liability on the part of the tipper because surreptitious trading tips, whether to relatives, friends, or strangers, breach "the basic duty of loyalty in corporate law". Id. at 28.
And anxiety is warranted when the non-banks ape the banks in taking on lots of leverage, or in using short-term liabilities to fund longer-term assets.
