Liability contractual

The process of engaging the required capabilities must be a formal process so that both the organization in need and the contractor/sub-contractor are protected in the event of a failure to perform, an accident, or a difference of opinion as to terms or performance. Adherence to the provisions of this procedure will help attain good contracting practices and minimize the potential liabilities to the host organization in contractual relationships. 

Delivery decisions are more than decisions about conformance to specification. They are about conformance to contract and those responsible for the production processes may not be able to determine whether contractual conditions have been met. Much more may hang on the resolution of a problem than mere conformance to specification. The decision in some circumstances may be taken by the CEO. There may have been a safety problem or a product liability problem so your system needs to recognize these fine distinctions. Those making the delivery decisions need possession of all the information required to protect the company as well as meet customer needs. 

The contractual requirements are specified, including warranty, payment conditions, acceptance conditions, customer supplied material, financial liability, legal matters, penalties, subcontracting, licenses, and design rights. 

As stated in previous sections of this chapter, there exists at all times a statutory and common law duty on all employers (which includes all engineers) to maintain a safe working environment for all their employees and the public at large. Additionally, it is contractual obligation on the insured under liability insurance policies to maintain the best reasonable standards of working procedures, equipment and the environment at all times. Consequently, there is a duty on all engineers to conduct their... 

The plaintiffs are not claiming that the patent is invalid. Rather, relying on theories implicit in Moore, they seek to use informed consent liability doctrines to ensure low-cost genetic screening and testing for Canavan disease. The lawsuit is based on what I will call a breach of covenant, not a breach of promise. The term breach of covenant is appropriate, despite the contractual view in some of the literature (Schuck, 1994), because the relationship between the parties was not contractual. Breach of promise implies that their agreement was contractual in nature, which creates doctrinal problems (Palmer, 1989). 

B) Comprehensive General Liability Insurance (including contractual liability, products, and completed operations) with a bodily injury, death, and property damage combined single limit of (X) per occurrence and... 

Generally speaking, the Swedish administration is not subject to supervision by the ordinary courts. Those courts hear appeals against the State only in contractual matters, on questions of extra-contractual liability and, under some statutes, in respect of administrative decisions. 

The operational liabilities and assets of the company should include all contractual, legal and financial commitments both on and off the balance sheet such as ... 

The contractor is legally bound to perform the work according to the contract. It has also assumed the professional responsibility and will be liable for failures stemming from the mechanical design and/or execution provided under the contract. It has a contractual right to take the necessary steps and incur reasonable expenses to protect its liability. 

Contractual framework Ae contractual framework for any project will need to take account of Ae risk factors which are relevant to Ae specific features of Ae project. It involves caieAl planning on Ae identity of Ae contracting parties and assessment of Aeir capacity to discharge their obligations, Ae scope of Ae positive obligations under each contract and Ae effect of limitations of liability. 

Environmental Contractual Liability Insurance (Representation and Warranty Insurance)... 

If there are imports, then the business compliance with import certification requirements should be evaluated. Monetary penalties for systematic noncomphance can be significant, and the parties can contractually allocate liability for pre-Closing violations. 

To achieve effective protection of consumers no contracts are allowed to reduce the producer s liability. The liability of the producer arising from this directive may not, in relation to the injured person, be limited or excluded by a provision limiting his liability or exempting him from liability No contractual derogation (i.e., between producer and user) should be permitted as regards the liability of the producer in relation to the injured person. ... 

A tort is an action that harms another. It occurs when a person acts or fails to act, without right, and as a result another is harmed. Torts involve civil actions for personal injuries or property damage rather than a criminal action or a contractual claim. Torts encompass a very broad area of the law, including intentional acts, negligence, and strict liability (Oleck, 1982). 

The responsibility of occupiers of land to those who legally enter the premises is to be found in the Occupier s Liability Acts of 1957 and 1984. The 1957 Act covers both tortious and contractual liability. The basic obligation is that the occupier owes a common duty of care to see that the premises are reasonably safe for the purpose for which the visitor has been permitted to enter (s. 2). It is possible of course for any contract that may exist between the occupier and the visitor to state a higher duty of care than that of s. 2. But under the Act it was possible for the occupier to exclude this... 

Internal context Time, organizational objective, project process, activity and associate objective, schedule control, company standards or policy, contractual obligation, stakeholder influence, product reputation, and liability... 

Commitment shall mean entering into a contractual agreement involving a liability against the resources of future years, for which expenditure authority has not yet been given by the Conference of the States Parties. 

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