a liability arising from the operation of the law, creating an obligation on the part of the person to compensate another for injury or damage sustained by that other
Legal Liability means your legal responsibility to pay compensation for death, injury, loss or damage to another person or their property.
Liability imposed by law; this includes liability based on negligence, strict liability, or contractual liability.
means liability at law for the consequences of some negligent act as opposed to liability for breach of contract.
Any obligation of an individual or organization that is enforceable in a court of law.
Liability imposed by law, as opposed to liability arising from an agreement or contract.
Responsibility imposed by law for negligence resulting in bodily injury to persons and/or damage to their property.
Liability under the law as opposed to liability arising from contracts or agreements.
(Responsabilié civile) Responsibility imposed by law for negligence resulting in bodily injury and/or property damage to someone's property.
Rules of law dictate that a person must pay for damages done to another.
Any liability imposed on a person by a court of law
Obligations and responsibilities subject to evaluation and enforcement in a court of law. Public, Products and other Third Party Liability insurance would normally only cover your Legal Liability for civil actions plus costs expended to defend an action.
Liability imposed by law on individuals or corporations to pay for harm done to others. Such law may be the common law, statute law or customs which over a period of time have taken on the same status as law. Legal liability may also be assumed under the terms of a contract.
