How To Use Breach of duty In A Sentence
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It was not a clear case of a flagrant breach of duty any more than it was an obviously hopeless claim.
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The primary focus of those claims is in breach of duty and negligence, but I cannot agree that the defendant had a duty of care towards the claimant.
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A breach of duty was conceded but causation of the injury was not accepted.
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The pleading against the solicitor is in the alternative, in negligence for breach of duty of care and in equity for breach of fiduciary duty.
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Mr Hawksworth argued that the conduct of the deputy headmaster was a perverted form of his duty of care towards the child, a flagrant breach of duty in a flagrant way and the Council was answerable for his conduct.
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To my mind, the first issue which the judge had to determine was an issue of causation - did the breach of duty cause the damage alleged.
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To show a breach of duty it is not necessary to establish dishonesty, criminal conduct, personal obliquity or behaviour such as would warrant striking a solicitor off the roll.
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The plaintiff had to prove that the breach of duty was at least a material contributory cause of the harm.
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The defendant argued that any liability which he had, extended only from his breach of duty until the armed robbery.
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The defendant argued that any liability which he had, extended only from his breach of duty until the armed robbery.
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The breach of duty by the Trustee may cause him personal liability, but the standard to determine the breach of duty varies in both theory and practice.
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A strong desire had Quentin to have belaboured him while the staff of his lance could hold together, but he put a restraint on his passion, recollecting that a brawl with such a character could be creditable at no time or place, and that a quarrel of any kind, on the present occasion, would be a breach of duty, and might involve the most perilous consequences.
Quentin Durward
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Moreover, that failure was the very breach of duty which the plaintiff alleges caused her injury.
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This body has power to suspend and dismiss public servants where there has been misconduct or a breach of duty.
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In order to break the chain of causation the third party act must be independent of the breach of duty.
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A breach of duty defined by failure to exercise the required standard of care must have occurred.
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Negligence depends on a breach of duty, whereas contributory negligence does not.
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The question for consideration in this section are the circumstances in which such an intervening event will be held to negate the causative effect of the defendant's breach of duty.
