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| initially the court found that the accused was | liable and sentenced to imprisonment. |
| Due to obstruction of business, Mukai is held | liable and has to pay for the hospital bills. |
| Judge William Cranch found Houston | liable and fined him $500 which he never paid before |
| jury of six whites and six blacks found Jowers | liable and that governmental agencies were parties to |
| ribute to the content's illegality and thus be | liable as a developer.” |
| general intent offence, they may still be held | liable as the act of inducing intoxication can be sub |
| f a misdemeanour, and being convicted shall be | liable at the discretion of the Court to be imprisone |
| The Court held the radio station not | liable because the radio station itself did nothing i |
| In January 2001, Francis was found | liable by a Los Angeles jury for misappropriating the |
| is a famed Dominican economist that was found | liable by a federal jury in Miami of civil racketeeri |
| took place in a home, the parents may be held | liable even if they were not present and did not prov |
| nds for the rule that media defendants are not | liable even if a third party violated the law. |
| The court held the defendant criminally | liable even though he had no knowledge or reason to s |
| er would admit wrongdoing, the jury found both | liable finding "both agencies admitted they had amass |
| He was found civilly | liable for $47.5 million dollars for having command r |
| orizes the IRS to seize property of any person | liable for any tax upon ten days notice. |
| inappropriate to hold the hospital management | liable for failing to take precautions. |
| al history, an Australian government was found | liable for such conduct, and the court awarded $500 0 |
| passed a law in 1849 which made liquor sellers | liable for the costs incurred by local governments in |
| Hovind had argued that he was not | liable for taxes that and his ministry did not have t |
| abour Party withdrew from the case making them | liable for court costs. |
| egislation to ensure trade unions could not be | liable for damages incurred during strike action and |
| At the 2007 trial, a jury found Buzz Off | liable for trademark infringement and determined that |
| positive: if he will have them he will not be | liable for death; thus, if he enters lacking one of t |
| ld that a residential school could not be held | liable for the sexual assaults committed by a support |
| ted these as taxable benefits, Bourn was found | liable for 6 years of unpaid taxes - but the outstand |
| inancial panic of 1893, Hudson felt personally | liable for the failure and paid from his personal acc |
| bernia's cargo, and Lennon and his owners were | liable for £8,000 in damages, or more than double the |
| liament while disqualified (he was potentially | liable for fines of £9,500). |
| The Council reminded Iraq that it is | liable for any loss, damage or injury following the i |
| ompany including the board of directors can be | liable for punishment. |
| right claims, so the court ruled they were not | liable for trademark infringement. |
| of 7th Duke of Northumberland his heirs became | liable for large death duties as a consequence in 192 |
| and to allow government departments to be held | liable for such negligence in future. |
| gainst a lessee in time of war, Jane was still | liable for the rent. |
| It also established that no person would be | liable for any penalties under that Act until January |
| to tender the Fathers of illegitimate Children | liable for their support was passed in Upper Canada o |
| sion under beneficium inventarii without being | liable for the debts attaching to the estate or to th |
| In a civil trial, a jury found Sorrentino | liable for the accident and awarded $621,410 to Sulig |
| lective service act made men between 18 and 45 | liable for military service and required all men betw |
| World War II, all men aged 18 to 45 were made | liable for military service, and all men aged 18 to 6 |
| s and other pulibc authorities from being held | liable for tortious acts. |
| d and that the coach should be held personally | liable for any legal damages Moore might be awarded i |
| On March 30, 2005, Jordan was found | liable for racial discrimination by a federal jury fo |
| York argued that Direct Revenue should be held | liable for the actions of its resellers on the ground |
| ty were equally responsible, so each should be | liable for half of each award. |
| superior in tort law where a superior is held | liable for the actions of a subordinate, and the subo |
| where it was held that municipalities are not | liable for the damage cyclists suffer on the poorly m |
| s did not violate the DMCA, and that it may be | liable for misrepresentation. |
| cause it addressed the legal question of who's | liable for comments posted on websites and blogs. |
| its site (a good idea, since it would then be | liable for whatever content was placed here), but tha |
| Team doctors could be | liable for medical malpractice, a form of negligence, |
| 85) I T.R. 27, where a shipowner had been held | liable for loss from an accidental fire. |
| single entity, and that the Vatican should be | liable for any damages awarded in judgment of pending |
| rst aid incorrectly, can still be held legally | liable for errors made. |
| n which the United States was held vicariously | liable for the damage caused by the Tamaroa to a dry |
| s one of four men found by a civil court to be | liable for the Omagh bombing in a case taken by relat |
| employment, and thus the employer could not be | liable for them. |
| Anybody who commits such an offence was | liable for imprisonment for up to two years on convic |
| epatriations and compensation, stating Iraq is | liable for any loss, damage and injury inflicted upon |
| 848), where the court held the company was not | liable for unforeseeable losses resulting Pickford's |
| the Archdiocese and the Order were vicariously | liable for Ronan's abuse of Doe, and that … the Holy |
| nt, which states that an employer will be held | liable for either a wrongful act they have authorised |
| Toronto, in which the City was found partially | liable for injuries to a cyclist resulting from poor |
| 006, Taban was summoned and stated that he was | liable for the content of a newspaper article dated 1 |
| r services" (such as Wikipedia) cannot be held | liable for users' comments, although the case against |
| rest warrant issued against them in the US are | liable for arrest in Canada, unless they legalise the |
| cided by a majority that Howard Marine Ltd was | liable for breach of duty under MA 1967 s 2(1). |
| al system consistently held parties absolutely | liable for the contracts they made, and that the hold |
| but also noted that the website would never be | liable for a profile created by a third party. |
| Nippon was | liable for no damages after 21 March 2003. |
| At this point it also became | liable for corporation tax. |
| SAE responsible for the national team shall be | liable for the payment of the wages of the athletes f |
| les made to tribal members, but that they were | liable for taxes on sales to non-tribal members. |
| rs, and on completion of the new bridge became | liable for the costs of repairing the by then dilapid |
| In 1666 there were thirty-five hearths | liable for tax in Pendlebury. |
| If the owner reclaims the estray, he is | liable for reasonable costs of its upkeep. |
| The court said the company can be held | liable for culpable homicide. |
| king for public liability insurance, they were | liable for the injuries suffered by the claimant. |
| In Naylor v Payling the occupier was not | liable for failing to check public liability, since h |
| The jury did not find Beeks | liable for the accident in any amount. |
| Stanley and cohorts were found | liable for defamation and making death threats. |
| e Court found that holding a person criminally | liable for taking money for work not performed was ak |
| oretelling of future events, or otherwise" was | liable for prosecution. |
| punished again for bringing a nigro slave not | liable for servitude. |
| He ruled that the government was not | liable for the damage caused to the residents' proper |
| shall ensure that the service provider is not | liable for the information transmitted, on condition |
| , and not the owners of the wreck [Utopia] was | liable for the collision" because "the control and ma |
| rt did not automatically make prison officials | liable for all violence between inmates. |
| hold the owners and management of the building | liable for her murder. |
| rt to determine if shoppers from New York were | liable for use tax on purchases made in the Garden St |
| The District Court found petitioner | liable for Dr. Hanson's death, and the Ninth Circuit |
| at containing all ten digits, 0-9, and all men | liable for call-up that week whose National Service n |
| the OUP being exempt from corporation tax, but | liable for Value Added Tax. |
| of Sun and Moon and who violates this will be | liable for the sin of slaughtering a cow in the bank |
| Vector Shipping was found | liable for the crash, while the parent company, Calte |
| In addition to holding the Himalayan Institute | liable for compensatory and punitive damages on a res |
| shall ensure that the service provider is not | liable for the information stored at the request of a |
| ary, the syndicate that insured Graff was only | liable for $28.9 million. |
| Bill of Rights which would have held builders | liable for shoddy construction. |
| The appellate court ruled that Long was not | liable for products in the possession of other distri |
| shall ensure that the service provider is not | liable for the automatic, intermediate and temporary |
| ildless men between the ages of 20 and 25 were | liable for military service. |
| The charge which makes the Christian | liable for arrest is not given, unless this is Christ |
| ue in that it was composed entirely of men not | liable for military service. |
| However they are | liable for damages only if the use of a road was both |
| A partner is jointly and severally | liable for others debts, so there is no limited liabi |
| yer contends that each offender should be held | liable for the full amount under joint and several li |
| Hence internet service providers are not | liable for the data they transmit, even if it infring |
| e American government why he shouldn't be held | liable for the destruction that he committed in Liber |
| erely another way of claiming that MySpace was | liable for publishing the communications." |
| med prior to the census that citizens were not | liable for a fine in relation to question 10 (on reli |
| an Catholic Church is responsible (vicariously | liable) for sexual abuse by its priests (cf Doe v. Be |
| found that Ingram Barge was not responsible or | liable for the breakaway of the ING 4727. |
| decided that the Government of Iraq should be | liable for the costs of carrying out the inspections, |
| principle in tort law that a defendant is not | liable for damages unless their negligence was the ca |
| As a partner Glynn was | liable for its debts and during the subsequent litiga |
| assengers failing to purchase a ticket will be | liable for a Penalty Fare if they board a Merseyrail |
| igning the registration statement are strictly | liable for any inaccurate statements in the document. |
| the doll may cause trouble when she says "Not | liable for any responsibility for anything the doll m |
| It discusses the types of produce | liable for tithing as well as the circumstances and t |
| fit for consumption, and the restaurant can be | liable for breach of this contract, and not merely fo |
| ans expected the babies to die, Couney was not | liable for the loan of life. |
| ollowing the criminal trial, he was later held | liable for Goldman's death and that of his ex-wife in |
| We find that they are | liable for a penalty in the amount of $250.00 under t |
| he Court found that a corporation can be found | liable for the discriminatory conduct of its employee |
| s one of four men found by a civil court to be | liable for the 1998 Omagh bombing in a case taken by |
| prevented carriers and crewmen from being held | liable for negligent ship management and navigation. |
| espite the court's having found her personally | liable for violation of the 14th Amendment with regar |
| End-users pay this tax on all | liable goods and services directly, in that the purch |
| espect thereof, the person who would have been | liable if death had not ensued shall be liable to an |
| patient of a risk, the doctor will not be held | liable if the patient would have had the procedure an |
| uding the director) since they are financially | liable if the film goes over budget. |
| the Act makes ISPs and financial institutions | liable if they actually operate illegal gambling site |
| evented government departments from being held | liable in such a situation. |
| Portland, Oregon, jury held the neo-Nazi group | liable in the beating death of an Ethiopian immigrant |
| In 2010, Mayor Amicone was held | liable in a $8 million lawsuit stemming from allegati |
| to avoid lawsuit (elected politicians are not | liable in court) and he got three seats in the lower |
| e defendant unlawful, or that he could be held | liable in this action. |
| ocal authorities were finding British soldiers | liable in killing Irish people. |
| n Plowman J said a negligent solicitor was not | liable in tort, only contract, based on Sir Wilfrid G |
| It is possible for a public authority to be | liable in the law of negligence. |
| The court held that the employees were | liable in negligence but were able to gain protection |
| ansion of liability, employers have been found | liable in subsequent cases for intentional torts of t |
| whether the Roman Catholic Church can be held | liable in a case such as this." |
| stration under the Act, of the first cohort of | liable males, on Saturday 3 June 1939, and call-up fo |
| r the unanimous Court, held the four companies | liable of bid rigging, stating that "the corporate ve |
| telecommunications system"; those guilty were | liable, on conviction, to a fine or up to two years i |
| tory no smoking area commits an offence and is | liable on summary conviction to a maximum fine of HK$ |
| attempt by another to commit suicide shall be | liable on conviction on indictment to imprisonment fo |
| son guilty of an offence under this section is | liable on conviction on indictment to imprisonment fo |
| offence under section 8(1) or 8(4) or 8(5) is | liable on summary conviction to imprisonment for a te |
| A person guilty of this offence is | liable on conviction on indictment to imprisonment fo |
| and reading-rooms were considered an offence, | liable on summary conviction to a fine of up to forty |
| ion to the company for which he was criminally | liable, section 77(2) required him to report the matt |
| nvicted of any crime or who are not criminally | liable should be permitted only where it can be shown |
| ens that the government cannot hold criminally | liable someone who distributes a tape of an illegal a |
| r actions rather than third parties being held | liable, that similar legislation against bars because |
| ing priests and all persons who harboured them | liable to death on sight. |
| ant rural trains on uneconomic lines that were | liable to be closed. |
| es the provisions of sub-section (1), shall be | liable to a penalty which may extend to twenty-five t |
| ner as to the timing of when Gold Coast became | liable to its slot club members. |
| ent who sends a child to school without fee is | liable to legal penalty. |
| tant part of European clock making history was | liable to disappear if surviving examples fell into i |
| The District is | liable to the purchaser either upon those securities |
| s, it also contained delicate valves that were | liable to failure and it had to be operated from outs |
| ut on account of its freedom of movement it is | liable to be displaced into the abdominal cavity. |
| ded by Council Tax, but the occupiers are also | liable to Council Tax without relief for the CEPC rat |
| nstruction of the scaffold, Stevenson was held | liable to the injured workman because he constructed |
| arliament to consider rather than legal issues | liable to judicial review. |
| ional Insurance contributions in the past) are | liable to charges for services. |
| ed in an individual's constitution and thus be | liable to be transmitted, via the gemmules, to the of |
| ause if it gets too hot in the kitchen, she is | liable to quit. |
| citated for the reception of truth they become | liable to become guilty of injustice, ill-nature, and |
| he Winter Wren is a fairly sedentary bird, not | liable to be drifted astray over long distances. |
| ed another person's crops, then the farmer was | liable to pay a fine, of a fixed amount per animal. |
| ificially raised banks of the watercourses was | liable to flooding and thus only suitable for grazing |
| r conviction for the same violation of the law | liable to punishment of up to two years' imprisonment |
| h a redundant arrangement, the Chromadoria are | liable to be split up if the orders are found to form |
| No one shall be | liable to conviction of any offence on account of any |
| Richard Assheton's house had twelve hearths | liable to the tax in 1666, but no other had as many a |
| here, and so Smith was warned that it would be | liable to collapse into the sea - a warning which he |
| ot to suspend those who took part "as this was | liable to raise controversy detrimental to the sport. |
| The Wantsum area is still | liable to flooding: during the North Sea flood of 195 |
| in 1548 to have been a chantry chapel and thus | liable to closure and sale by Edward VI's commissione |
| ent, HNL is entitled to the benefits and it is | liable to discharge the obligations, under all contra |
| sually a sole owner or group of owners who are | liable to bankruptcy and criminal charges relating to |
| is available only to those who are treated as | liable to pay rent, have permanent right to reside in |
| end to The Crown, which can be held tortiously | liable to the extent laid out in the Crown Proceeding |
| ess of public body decisions which render them | liable to be quashed on judicial review. |
| a first year got a question wrong he would be | liable to have the remnants of the meal thrown at him |
| eloping healthy social relationships, both are | liable to suffer from isolation and boredom, and both |
| eat Britain, he became an enemy alien, and was | liable to incarceration for the duration of the War. |
| adhere to the provisions of this section were | liable to civil and criminal prosecution "as would pe |
| which to base a decision that the Defendant be | liable to indemnify all those who attended his auctio |
| nded the Society for the Protection of Animals | Liable to Vivisection (SPALV) in 1875, the world's fi |
| Act, and shall, if it be the first offence, be | liable to a penalty not exceeding fifty pounds, and i |
| d being thereof convicted shall be subject and | liable to all the punishments, pains, and penalties t |
| owed dust and grit to enter the gun, which was | liable to jam in muddy or dirty conditions due to iss |
| sus Act 2000 to state that "no person shall be | liable to a penalty under subsection (1) for refusing |
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