disclaimer of responsibility

So far as she can tell, the contract is mainly a disclaimer of responsibility.

But that sounded like a disclaimer of responsibility, and he was too angry to deny his own convictions.

Linda swore yet again and stalked off, muttering disclaimers of responsibility for me.

But if a train runs late, riders are quick to place the blame and are prepared to reject the railroad's disclaimer of responsibility.

This information is provided under the terms of confidentiality agreement and disclaimer of responsibility set out in the Information memorandum.

In any event a disclaimer of responsibility is not effective in respect of fraudulent misrepresentation.

The Washington Post also failed to report Colombia's acceptance of Nicaragua's disclaimer of responsibility.

After all, the White House admitted, the president "is not a fact-checker" - as cavalier a disclaimer of responsibility as I have ever heard from an administration official.

This disclaimer of responsibility did little to delay the progress of the Treaty, the civilians, with a better sense of the situation, thought that delay "might be of ill consequence".

EARTH DREAMS the transport," Chaeron snapped, quelling Bitsy's ex- cuses and Pope's taciturn disclaimer of responsibility.

On a day of investigatory sessions, news conferences, interviews and statements, the only real point of agreement was the sense of needless tragedy about the deaths at Jeremiah T. Mahoney Hall last Saturday night - and the consistent disclaimers of responsibility by all parties.

However, given that the disclaimer of responsibility is valid under the UCTA, it is hard to see why such a solution, which puts the buyer in a better position than he would have been in if no express remedies were available, should fall foul of the UCTA.

The L.I.R.R. has carefully and discreetly placed a disclaimer of responsibility in its timetables: "The Long Island Rail Road cannot assume responsibility for inconvenience, expense or damage resulting from errors in timetables, delayed trains, failure to make connections or for changes in or shortage of equipment.

The House of Lords held that Heller owed Hedley Byrne a duty of care as they used a special skill for Hedley Byrne and because this skill was relied upon by the company (although the negligence claim was unsuccessful due to a disclaimer of responsibility included in Heller's letter).