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could not have but held the first respondent negligent, to fix tortious liability and the liability regarding the accident in question for compensation. We, therefore

made therein to the concepts of liability in respect of an actionable wrong, liability for damages, for tortious acts etc. In Zunjarrao Bhikaji Nagarkar ... term "liability" takes different shades of meaning in different contexts. The different concepts; criminal liability, tortious liability, civil liability, contractual liability

exonerated from its liability which is fastened on it by the doctrine of strict  AS484/96 & 229/03 -: 12 :- liability. The plaintiffs ... liable for the tort that has led to this litigation. The tortious liability arising thereby is enforceable by the plaintiffs jointly and severally against

exonerated from its liability which is fastened on it by the doctrine of strict  AS484/96 & 229/03 -: 12 :- liability. The plaintiffs ... liable for the tort that has led to this litigation. The tortious liability arising thereby is enforceable by the plaintiffs jointly and severally against

importance in the field of tortious liability. The law has assumed the proportion that one who should know that his activity, even though carefully prosecuted ... fault. The principle of strict liability (also called no-fault liability) was thus evolved, which was an exception to the general principle

importance in the field of tortious liability. The law has assumed the proportion that one who should know that his activity, even though carefully prosecuted ... fault. The principle of strict liability (also called no-fault liability) was thus evolved, which was an exception to the general principle

that premise, they pleaded that they have no tortious liability.  AS.278/00 2 3. The court below heard the version of PW1, the mother

contribution to an existing fire is itself sufficient to invite tortious liability and consequential damages, if it is proved that the fire ultimately resulted

defendant is distinct and different. The liability of the Board arises in the context of statutory duty. The liability of the third defendant ... defendant in not obtaining permission entails penal liability against him at the hands of the Board. The liability that would be imposed by the Board

The Secretary vs T.Subhadra on 22 August, 2007 Author: Thottathil B.Radhakrishnan Bench: Thottathil