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What is an example of a liability law?

For example, being the party to a contract to provide services to a customer imposes a legal liability on the seller to provide those services. Or, a court finds that a firm has a legal liability as the result of a lawsuit brought by a customer, due to a broken product that damaged the property of the customer.

What is an example of a liable?

The definition of liable is being likely to do or experience something or to having legal responsibility for something. An example of liable is when it is likely to rain. An example of liable is a person who hits someone else with his car and he must pay damages or compensation for the damage he caused.

Who can be liable for a tort?

A tortfeasor incurs tort liability, meaning that they will have to reimburse the victim for the harm that they caused them. In other words, the tortfeasor who is found to be liable or responsible for a persons injuries will likely be required to pay damages.

What type of liability makes parents potentially liable for the actions of their minor children?

Parental liability statutes impose liability on parents or guardians for the civil or criminal acts of their minor children. Virtually all states impose some degree of civil liability on parents for torts committed by their children.

Can you sue a minor for a car accident California?

A parents liability for a minors damages in California is an example of vicarious liability. This is where a party is held liable for an injury, even though he didnt cause it. Parents and children are joint and severally liable under VC 17707, meaning an injured party can sue the child, the parent, or both.

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