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The three-tier account structure clearly segregates and isolates the automated entrustment loan operations so that a one-to-one relationship is established between each participant and the pool header, using the tier two and three accounts.
Alexander Hamilton Best Practices: cash management
To reduce your exposure to auto liability loss and Negligent Entrustment claims, consider the following:
Negligent entrustment: do you know the driving record of everyone in your organization that you allow to drive a company or personal vehicle on company business?
her complaint, plaintiff alleges that Americar is liable for her injuries by virtue of Americar's negligent entrustment of the car to Scott.
Chapter 13 Travel agents and airlines--rights and liabilities
Organizations with high profiles are especially vulnerable to claims of negligent entrustment, whether they're true or not.
Dealing with employees at the (roulette) wheel: companies are sometimes liable if an employee has an accident in a personal or company vehicle, but a sound risk management strategy can steer employers clear of the million-dollar verdicts of negligent-entrustment lawsuits
In response, the trucking company admits an agency relationship with its employee driver and then moves to dismiss the negligent hiring, retention, and entrustment claim.
Saving negligent entrustment claims: for more than 50 years, courts have routinely dismissed negligent entrustment claims when truck companies admit agency in crashes. Here's how to keep your client's claim from getting tossed
It concludes, "As the members' representatives, we take responsibility for enriching the values of SBS and converting these into aspirations that compel guardianship and entrustment to be passed to future generations of member representatives.
Back on top: the Southland Building Society is once again a shining star amongst New Zealand's saving institutions--but as Peter Owens reports, it hasn't always been plain sailing for the 135 year old icon
To that end, we turn to the concept of entrustment.
The ancillary-care responsibilities of medical researchers: an ethical framework for thinking about the clinical care that researchers owe their subjects
The bill would not block legitimate actions against the firearm industry for cases involving defective firearms, breaches of contract, criminal behavior by a firearm manufacturer or seller, or the negligent entrustment of a firearm to an irresponsible person," said Senator Max Baucus, a Democrat who co-sponsored the bill along with Senator Larry Craigh (R-Idaho).
Anti-gun radicals create hysteria over Senate bill
Only in the case of the Wildlife Trust for South and West Wales has any of the organisations shown any positive attitude, above indifference, and in their case they stand to gain from the entrustment of the reserve to them.
Viewpoints: Special Calm comment on reservoir
Coupled with an entrustment from Haas Automation, Inc.
Haas joins with tech colleges to launch centers for students
41) Upon finding an entrustment by an innocent owner, the Court justified forfeiture as a means of deterring owners from transferring their property to those who may misuse it.
The Supreme Court rejects Fifth and Fourteenth Amendment protection against the forfeiture of an innocent owner's property
Should a clear-cut injury case arise from negligent hiring or entrustment, McIver recommended settling rather than litigating "because you should have known" if an employee's background indicated a likelihood he or she would cause injury, damage or loss.
Out of the office, onto the shop floor: lawyer urges publishers to take stock of a changing work force and employment law environment

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