Example sentences of "[not/n't] be liable to " in BNC.
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| 1 | The general muddle was discussed in Chapter 6.2(c) above : in principle , a person whose conduct was caused by mental disorder should not be liable to criminal conviction , but in practice the narrow and antiquated defence of insanity is rarely invoked in England ( a handful of cases each year ) , and the courts normally proceed to conviction and then select a medical disposal where appropriate . |
| 2 | A return form completed in this way and filed on or before the due date will satisfy the obligations under s 11 , TMA 1970 , and the company would normally not be liable to a late-filing penalty under s 94 , TMA 1970 . |
| 3 | The Revenue has said that , provided the final figures are sent to the inspector as soon as they are available , s 97 , TMA 1970 would ensure that the company would not be liable to a s 96 penalty unless fraud or negligence were involved . |
| 4 | 12.1 Except to the extent that liability may by statute not lawfully be excluded in an Agreement of this nature and between the respective Parties hereto , any statement , condition or warranty , expressed or implied , statutory or otherwise , as to the quality , marketability , suitability or fitness for any particular purpose of the Licensed Software is hereby excluded and shall not be liable to or to any other persons for loss or damage , whether direct or consequential , arising directly or indirectly from the use of the Licensed Software or any modification or enhancement thereof and any documentation , manual or training relating thereto . |
| 5 | I for my part can not see why , subject to compliance with the proviso , a person should not be liable to be extradited under the terms of the Treaty if he was party to a crime committed in Sweden , such as , for example , the importation of drugs into Sweden , even if he was not himself in Sweden at the time of the importation . |
| 6 | It was therefore desirable in the public interest that statements made to the appropriate authority investigating a complaint against a police officer should not be liable to be produced or disclosed or referred to in any proceedings save disciplinary or criminal proceedings officially brought against the police officer in question . |
| 7 | In Weller v. Foot and Mouth Disease Research Institute , however , Widgery J. briefly held that the defendants could not be liable to the plaintiffs under the rule in Rylands v. Fletcher , because the plaintiffs , who were cattle auctioneers , had no interest in any land to which the virus could have escaped . |
| 8 | Provided that the grant of a new licence under this Act shall not be liable to objection on the ground that the members of the licensing board , or any of them , were not qualified to grant a licence . |
| 9 | Under this measure , universities will not be charged for halls of residence and students will not be liable to a council tax charge in the rent that they pay . |
| 10 | In any event , the auditors will probably not be liable to the Purchaser . |
| 11 | This means that , where the investor 's marginal rate of income tax is higher abroad than in the UK , he will not be liable to additional income tax in the UK , but nevertheless will suffer a higher tax burden on an overseas investment than with a comparable UK investment . |
| 12 | The case of Goff v Gauthier ( 1991 ) 62 P & CR 388 has shown that it must be fair and reasonable for the vendor to rely on this exclusion ( see page 62 ) ; ( e ) to state that the vendor will not be liable to the extent that any claim arises out of or is increased by the acts or omissions of the purchaser after completion ; ( f ) to provide that the purchaser must give credit for the amount by which assets are found to have been understated , or liabilities have been over-provided for in the accounts ; ( g ) to ensure that the purchaser pays to the vendor all amounts subsequently recovered from third parties relating to claims that have been paid by the vendor . |
| 13 | Were this not the case , the buy-in would be tax free to a corporate shareholder because , by virtue of s208 , the corporate shareholder would not be liable to corporation tax on the distribution , unless it is taken into account in the shareholder 's capital gains tax computation ( the latter not being precluded by s208 ) . |
| 14 | Moreover , it was held in Harris v Nickerson ( 1873 ) LR 8 QB 286 , that an auctioneer will not be liable to a person who attends , on the strength of an advertisement , a place in the hope that an auction will take place . |
| 15 | And there is a little wrinkle there as well , and th if , if they , if your parents are allowed to live there rent free , even though you own the house , you wo n't be liable to capital gains on disposal , er if they , if they actually pass the ownership of the house to you while they 're alive , and then you continue to let them live rent free , as I understand it , you w there would be no capital gains liability on disposal . |