liability to pay damages

We already have a regulation establishing the limits of air carriers' liability to pay damages in the event of death and bodily injury.

Unlike failure of a condition, failure of a warranty will result in liability to pay damages but will not breach the contract.

In 1988 and 1989, Conasupo was engaged in a dispute with a commercial enterprise regarding Conasupo's liability to pay damages for a delayed payment of subsidies.

(c)it may include an agreement by the Commissioner to indemnify the applicant in respect of any liability to pay damages pursuant to an undertaking given on the grant of interlocutory relief (in Scotland, an interim order) to the applicant.

When they fly with foreign carriers, they may, however, still be confronted by the fact that such carriers have a limited liability to pay damages under the Warsaw Convention because the latter will continue to apply to those countries which have not ratified the Montreal Convention.

As with the policy issues in establishing that there was a duty of care and that that duty was breached, remoteness is designed as a further limit on a cause of action to ensure that the liability to pay damages is fairly placed on the defendant.

The Court's decisions have made clear that even judges who act maliciously or corruptly in their judicial capacities are protected from civil liability to pay damages, although not from criminal prosecution, so that judges falsely accused of misconduct by disgruntled litigants will not be forced to endure trials to avoid liability.