primary liability definition
primary liability for tax means a liability for tax exclusive of any liability for penalty tax;
primary liability. As required in Part A.8 above.
primary liability means that such person shall be liable for complying with the relevant covenant, commitment, obligation, restriction or stipulation but that the provisions of the Enforcement Protocol shall apply to such covenant, commitment, obligation, restriction or stipulation. Such expression(s) does not mean that another person may not be liable to observe the covenant, commitment, obligation, restriction or stipulation concerned and although the Local Planning Authority intends, subject to the Enforcement Protocol, that the person primarily liable will be given an opportunity to discuss the breach with the Local Planning Authority and then to remedy the breach, the Parties accept that the Local Planning Authority may act against other Parties or their successors in title wherever appropriate in the proper exercise of the discretion of the Local Planning Authority;
More Definitions of primary liability
primary liability means the liability of a person based on that person’s role as the most direct or main perpetrator of a tort or crime (compare with “secondary liability”).