Legal responsibility definition

Legal responsibility means specific duties imposed upon a person to care or provide for another including liability for personal obligations as granted through a Power of Attorney or Court order.

Legal responsibility means a duty imposed on someone to do something whether imposed by the law or created by agreement. Legally responsible has a corresponding meaning. Loss means the disadvantage a person suffers because of an event beyond anyone’s control (for example earthquake or flood) or the action or failure to act on the part of any person. It includes physical loss (for example, death, personal injury, or damage to property) and financial loss (for example, expenses, penalties, loss of income or loss of profits, and legal fees). Police/SAPS means the South African Police Service (SAPS) and includes any member, employee, servant or agent of SAPS. Risk means being exposed to harm or the possibility of harm, including: the loss or theft of, or physical damage to, any property; the financial loss someone might suffer. Services means both of the following: the services of Tracker that you or a third party on your behalf pay for; information and services on the Tracker website and any Tracker mobile applications.

Legal responsibility means that for the care of the child under the FCM program, the Title IV- E agency has legal responsibility for the care and placement/custody of the child. This can be established through a court order, a JFS 01645 "Agreement for Temporary Custody of Child" or a JFS 01666 "Permanent Surrender of Child."

Examples of Legal responsibility in a sentence

• Legal responsibility assigned by law cannot be transferred by extension council action.

• Legal responsibility for the Mitigation Requirement will be transferred from Permittee to Tetonka upon the last to occur of the execution and signing by both Permittee and the Corps of the Section 404 Permit meeting the requirements of this Agreement and the timely payment of the Purchase Price.

• Third Party Liability (“TPL”): Legal responsibility of any Third Party to pay for health care services.

• Legal responsibility for the Mitigation Requirement will be transferred from Permittee to North Central Mitigation upon the last to occur of the execution and signing by both Permittee and the Corps of the Section 404 Permit meeting the requirements of this Agreement and the timely payment of the Purchase Price.

• Legal responsibility for the rescue dog is sole responsibility of the Adopter(s) from the time the rescue dog is adopted by the Adopter(s).

• Legal responsibility of the class will reside with the substitute teacher.

• Legal responsibility for responding to an FOI Act request – including final responsibility for making any decision to withhold information under exemption – remains with the organisation receiving that request.

• Legal responsibility Means a duty imposed on someone to do something whether imposed by the law or created by agreement.

• Legal responsibility for documenting the transfer of the Software License and Licensed User rights is the sole responsibility of the Software Licensee and the Software Licensee agrees to be responsible for any damages occasioned to DBI as a result of a breach of this provision.

• Legal responsibility for RIDDOR reporting of employee accidents rests with the relevant employer, irrespective of where the accident has occurred.

More Definitions of Legal responsibility

Legal responsibility means the rights and responsibilities to determine and control various matters affecting a child's welfare and upbringing, other than routine daily care and control of the child. These matters include but are not limited to education, medical and dental care, religion and travel arrangements. Legal responsibility may be held solely or may be divided or shared.

Legal responsibility means a duty imposed on someone to do something whether imposed by the law or created by agreement. Legallyresponsible has a corresponding meaning.

Legal responsibility means that for the care of the child under the FCM program, the Title IV-E agency has legal responsibility for the care and placement/custody of the child. This can be established through a court order, a JFS 01645 "Agreement for Temporary Custody of Child" (rev. 4/2006) or a JFS 01666 "Permanent Surrender of Child." (rev. 10/2013).

Legal responsibility means a duty imposed on someone to do something whether imposed by the law or created by agreement. Legally responsible has a corresponding meaning. Loss means the disadvantage a person suffers because of an event beyond anyone’s control (for example earthquake or flood) or the action or failure to act on the part of any person. It includes physical loss (for example, death, personal injury, or damage to property) and financial loss (for example, expenses, penalties, loss of income or loss of profits, and legal fees).

Legal responsibility means the rights and responsibilities to determine and control various matters affecting a child’s welfare and upbringing, other than routine daily care and control of the child. These matters include but are not limited to education, medical and dental care, religion and travel arrangements.” VT. STAT. ANN. tit. 15, § 664(1)(A) (2010). “‘Physical responsibility’ means the rights and responsibilities to provide routine daily care and control of the child subject to the right of the other parent to have contact with the child.” Id. § 664(1)(B). New Hampshire does not distinguish between legal and physical custody in the statute definitions. Rather, the statute defines “[d]ecision- making responsibility” as “the responsibility to make decisions for the child. It may refer to decisions on all issues or on specified issues,” providing parents with the ability to craft their own parenting plans. N.H. REV. STAT. ANN. § 461-A:1 (2004 & Supp. 2011).