secondary liability definition
secondary liability means an amount that a person is personally liable for under section 12(4), 13(3)(c), 32(11), 33(1), or 34(1);
secondary liability means a liability of a person (referred to as the “primary liability”) that another person is personally liable for under Article 16 (4), 40 (3) (c),
secondary liability means a Tax Liability by reference to which an amount becomes payable under paragraphs 14.2 or 14.3;
More Definitions of secondary liability
secondary liability means a liability of a person (referred to as the “primary liability”) that another person is personally liable for under Article 16(4), 40(3)(c), 41(12), 42(8), 43(10), 46(1), 47(1), or 48(1) of
secondary liability means the liability of a person (“P”) for the crime or tort of another person, based on P’s contribution to that crime or tort.
secondary liability means any liability for which a Group Company is or will be liable or is or will be held liable, that would not have arisen but for the relationship between that Group Company and the Seller before Completion.
secondary liability. , in relation to a PCC, means where the PCC’s core becomes secondarily liable for the liabilities of one or more of the PCC’s cells in accordance with —