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91, People who have a second property may also be liable for the Standard Community Charge/Poll Tax.
92, That an offender can be held criminally liable for the unintended consequences of his or her actions is a well-established legal principle.
93, But farmers in Speyside, which was liable to flooding, saw the type of land as a likely constraint.
94, Anyone who voices support for a banned organisation is liable to be jailed.
95, Clause 74 places an upper limit on the amount of tax that any person can be liable to pay.
96, Those who joined knew full well that they were liable to be dropped behind enemy lines.
97, This makes them liable to prosecution long after the wastes have left their premises.
98, But arrangements of this kind were always liable to generate disputes.
99, Refugee children under the age of sixteen were liable to be evacuated; refugee children over sixteen risked being interned.
100, Benefits Because of its shaped construction it's less liable to be crushed as water passes through, and debris builds up.
101, This made it liable to punctures from rocks-as happened with Corsair-floating debris, or even hippos and crocodiles.
102, Schools will therefore be liable to lose pupils and funds if they fail to satisfy parents.
103, Very quick acting, it is quickly soluble and liable to cause scorch.
104, They were altogether sharper and funnier, liable to dash off on little fantasy runs.
105, Firstly, the mean velocity profile may be liable to local instability, somewhat analogous to instability of laminar flow.
106, The seller was liable for breach of the condition of fitness for purpose.
107, No country has a monopoly on bravery; great deeds of heroism are liable to break out in the most unexpected places.
108, The Blackshirts deliberately concentrated on those areas where there were liable to be violent counter-demonstrations.
109, Each individual is granted allowances or exemptions that reduce the total amount of income liable to tax.
110, Failure to disperse after it has been read publicly by a magistrate or other official may render an offender liable to imprisonment.
111, Both parties knew before the election that vote-counting would be done by machines that are liable to reject many votes.
112, She therefore would not have been liable for breach of contract.
113, Under this theory, the courts have held schools liable for student injuries that are reasonably foreseeable.
114, Under certain circumstances a person will be liable to another for failing to exercise a required duty of care.
115, The Court of Appeal held the defendants liable in negligence for damage caused to the dress.
116, Here, as the name suggests, the members remain personally liable to meet the obligations of the company.
117, The defendants were liable to a penalty clause in the main contract if the work was not completed on time.
118, Under our law, a subsidiary can go bankrupt and normally the parent company will not be liable for its debts.
119, As agent for the owner he was not personally liable under the Act.
120, New, inexperienced members of staff are more liable to make errors of judgment.
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