Usage examples with be liable

be or become liable or subject to
أُصِيبَ بِـ

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The applicant's company could only be liable to pay the customs duty levied on the goods after this fact has been established.
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In the latter case, the emancipated slave could be liable to a number of obligations to the former master.
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The new lessee will be liable for duty on the novation of the agreement for lease.
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Such issuers would not be liable for any losses caused by the quoting or trading of their securities at increments established under the program.
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If the holder of pledge sells or disposes of the pledged assets when not entitled to do so, they may be liable in conversion to the pledgor.
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Retailers can still accept swiped card transactions and won't be liable for fraudulent charges if the consumer hasn't received a chip card yet.
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They then will not be liable for any pecuniary dues.
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Like a sole trader, partners will be liable on any contract or tort obligation jointly and severally in shares equal to their monetary contribution, or according to their culpability.
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They may be liable for any misleading advice given to the litigant but, alas, they are not covered by professional indemnity insurance.
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Data processors will now be liable for material or non-material damage suffered by any person as a result of an infringement of the GDPR.
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