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More than 10.000 documents for release of liability

- 24 CFR 203.510 - Release of personal liability.
- Code of Federal Regulations - Title 24: Housing and Urban Development
- 7 CFR 765.406 - Release of transferor from liability.
- Code of Federal Regulations - Title 7: Agriculture
- Mo Court of Appeals Says Faulty Liability Release Agreement May Be Corrected
The Missouri Court of Appeals, Western District, says a liability release is considered a contract, and thus, parties get a do-over if the release was made by mistake. The court endeavored to correct what has apparently evolved into an erroneous body of common law in the area of liability release agreements.
- St. Charles County Business Record
- June 09, 2005

- 49 CFR 375.701 - May I provide for a release of liability on my delivery receipt?
- Code of Federal Regulations - Title 49: Transportation
- 27 CFR 17.113 - Extent of release of surety from liability under bond.
- Code of Federal Regulations - Title 27: Alcohol, Tobacco Products and Firearms
- Cincinnati Ins. Co. v. Getter, (Ohio 2011)
Lessor/Lessee; Negligence; Release of Liability; "Clear and Unequivocal"; Fire Insurance; Negligence; SubrogationTrial court properly granted summary judgment against insurance company on its subrogation claim against estate of deceased woman whose alleged negligence caused a fire at her leased premises, because the terms of the lease agreement between the deceased woman/lessee and the lessor clearly and unequivocally relieved the deceased woman/lessee from liability for negligently causing the fire that damaged the leased premises, as the lease agreement's terms made the lessor responsible for providing insurance for the building, while it made the deceased woman/lessee responsible for obtaining insurance for her personal possessions and furnishings; thus, the owner of the leased prem...
- Ohio Supreme Court
- 43 CFR 3904.21 - Termination of the period of liability and release of bonds.
- Code of Federal Regulations - Title 43: Public Lands: Interior
- Assessing the Challenges of Geologic Carbon Capture and Sequestration: A California Guide to the Cost of Reducing Co2 Emissions
Introduction. The Basics of Geologic Carbon Capture and Sequestration. GCCS Ownership Issues. Risks of Ownership and Operation of a CCS Project in California. Liability From Release Events. Trespass. Nuisance. Negligence. Strict Liability. Select Considerations Impacting Liability. Liabilities For Non-Release Events. Looking Forward: The Need for Certainty. Conclusion.
- Sustainable Development Law & Policy
- Nbr. IX-2, January 2009
- Mo Court of Appeals, Western District Rules Faulty Liability Release May Be Corrected
The Western District says a liability release is considered a contract and thus parties get a do-over if the release was made by mistake. In Kimbra and Christopher Lunceford v. Michael C. Houghtlin and Glynn W. Graybill, the Western District endeavored to correct what has apparently evolved into an erroneous body of common law in the area liability release agreements.
- Daily Record and the Kansas City Daily News-Press
- June 06, 2005
- 25 USC 672 - Sec. 672. Division of trust funds; ratification of resolution; crediting of shares; release of United States from liability in certain cases
- US Code - Title 25: Indians