duty of supervision

The duty of supervision was given to an upper-level factory worker.

The General Assembly, as the third party, had both the duty of supervision and an interest in that task being effectively performed.

Caremark (setting out duty of supervision and knowledge of company finances).

An agreement between Strachan and Prinsloo imposed on the former the duty of managing the latter's farm so as to relieve him of all duties of supervision.

Since the Act overrode the duty of confidence, it must also override inter partes orders made on that basis, otherwise the Bank could not properly discharge its public duty of supervision.

In the case of the preceding sentence, the guardian is not liable if there is no negligence in his duty of supervision, or if the injury would have been occasioned notwithstanding the exercise of reasonable supervision.

It is hard to assert that a general duty of supervision exists in the absence of fraud by the member States, which would be hard to ascertain, or as a matter of policy to ensure the responsible operation of an international organisation.

This is relevant to the Lehne report given that, especially in relation to Amendment No 2, it may well be asked to what extent the 'duty of supervision or approval' to be imposed by Member States in turn requires a European framework system.

The Eich, however, failed in their duties of supervision and correlation; which is why their leaders have been punished and their operators have been reduced in rank-why we have assumed a task which, it might have been supposed and was supposed, lesser minds could have and should have performed.