exemption from liability

Finally, the exemption from liability of certain males has been removed or curtailed.

Finally, my group also firmly supports the exemptions from liability that are named in the Commission draft.

The Parker immunity doctrine is an exemption from liability for engaging in antitrust violations.

Provisions may be inserted for the indemnification of the firm and, subject to Rule 5-24 (discussed above), its exemption from liability.

However, primary assumption of risk is not a blanket exemption from liability for the operators of a dangerous activity.

Section 36 of the Rating Ordinance authorises exemptions from liability for rates.

There is also a somewhat curious exemption from liability where the victim is in 'another dwelling.'

(j) An example of a dishonest obtaining of exemption from liability to make a payment occurred in Firth.

Finally, our group also supports Mrs Roth-Behrendt in questioning the exemption from liability on the basis of development risks.

Lawyers for passengers say the companies resolve claims to avoid appeals that would challenge their exemption from liability for their doctors' actions on board ships.

The Senate voted 53 to 41 to keep the exemption from liability for corporations that operate the Department of Energy's hundreds of aging research and uranium processing plants.

It is also important, however, to make product safety a priority for SMEs, and ensure that with third-party certification, de facto exemption from liability can be achieved.

Oral contracts are possibilities in situations where well-established trade customs can be proved, and contain principles of exemption from liability upon which the party in default can rely.

In some cases it has been found in the exemption from liability of the released party to be sued by his co-contractors, as where the released party is already bankrupt.

However, CERCLA has exemptions from liability requirements if the toxic substances are found in crude oil or petroleum, which are used in hydraulic fracturing.

The special paragraph of the General establishment of the ministries provided exemption from liability of minister for excess of authority if it operated in kinds of the general safety.

But nuclear power also has benefits separate from Congressional appropriations: it enjoys a partial exemption from liability for reactor accidents, which the study valued at $3 billion a year in reduced insurance costs.

In March 2012, State Farm Fire and Casualty Co. filed a legal motion attempting to be pre-emptively seek exemption from liability under Sodini's $100,000 personal liability policy.

In Sibartie [1983]Crim LR 470, the Court of Appeal held that showing a season ticket which did not cover the journey was attempting to obtain an exemption from liability.

Amendment No 4 is designed to eliminate what is currently known as the 'development risk', based on the state of scientific and technical knowledge, as one of the reasons for granting a producer exemption from liability.

Far from effecting tighter federal gun policies, the city's suit - along with 32 others filed by cities and counties nationwide - prompted a federal law, passed and signed last year, that gives gun makers broad exemption from liability in civil suits.

The 1992 Law on Information (since 2011.05.09 - new edition) is a general information policy framework law that includes, classification of information, a citizen's a right to access information, accreditation policy, information of public interest and exemptions from liability for journalists.

If the cargo is lost or damaged, the cargo-owner should first make a cargo claim against the carrier; but the latter may avoid liability because either (i) he did not cause the loss, or (ii) the Hague-Visby Rules grant exemption from liability .

I wanted to mention this in order to show how unreasonable it would be to adopt the reservations, now chosen by the Committee on Legal Affairs and the Internal Market, relating to existing levels of knowledge and to exemptions from liability if permission has been given.

Similar temptations overcame philosophers concerned with establishing a secure base for individual responsibility (e.g. as in estoppel and in various forms of vicarious liability, such as conspiracy, agency, authorization or complicity) or for exemption from liability (e.g. in doctrines about the assumption of risk).