wrong definition

wrong means a tort, breach of contract or breach of trust, whether the act is committed by the person to whom the wrong is attributed or by one for whose acts he is responsible, and whether or not the act is also a crime, and whether or not the wrong is intentional;

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wrong means an act or omission that—

wrong means “wrong by the standards of the ordinary person” (Oommen)

Examples of wrong in a sentence

• Without limiting the rights and remedies of the other Creditors, to the extent the Wrong Payments have been received and applied by the Receiving Creditor making the turnover of the same impossible, the Receiving Creditor agrees that such Wrong Payments shall be netted against future payments to which it is entitled under the relevant Financing Documents.

• Assumptions about Reserves, Pricing and Costs Used in the Merger Values May Be Wrong.

• The Parties must adopt a “no wrong door” referral process for Members and work collaboratively to ensure that Members may access services through multiple pathways and are not turned away based on which pathway they rely on, including, but not limited to, adhering to all applicable No Wrong Door for Mental Health Services Policy requirements described in APL 22-005 and BHIN 22-011.

• Reasons for delay could include: o Customization of products; o Specialized items; o Unforeseen circumstances; o Delivery area; o Wrong information given by You such as errors in the delivery address.

• Permitting Members to concurrently receive NSMHS and SMHS when clinically appropriate, coordinated, and not duplicative consistent with the No Wrong Door for Mental Health Services Policy described in APL 22-005 and BHIN 22-011.

More Definitions of wrong

wrong here means legally or factually incorrect because the proposed product does not fall within the scope of the patent claims; because the patent claims off-label uses; because the patent is invalid; because the patent will have expired by the time of marketing; etc.

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wrong means an act or omission (whether or not an offence)

wrong means morally wrong under the circumstances according to the moral standards of society (i.e. must know more than simply the act was legally wrong)

wrong means “morally wrong” according to the ordinary moral standards of society. It does not mean “legally wrong”. It is irrelevant whether the accused agreed with the ordinary moral standards of society. That is, if the accused knows that the act was wrong according to these standards, he will not be saved by substituting his own moral code (Chaulk).

wrong in this case means wrong not with respect to “objective” reality but rather simply ineffective for successful action. As I will suggest, stimuli that seem

wrong. We DAYCOED the new product lines.”