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• Sachetti said, describing Helmer's actions as " wilful misconduct ."
• Bowman was guilty of " wilful misconduct " in his role as finance director, Bartels said.
• But in 1989, the Federal District Court for the District of Columbia ruled that the airline had shown " wilful misconduct, " voiding that limit.
• In the statement, Coles reiterates that Bowman was sacked because of " serious and wilful misconduct " and that he is not entitled to any compensation for his sacking.
• A party cannot exempt himself from liability for the wilful misconduct, or criminal or dishonest activity ( fraud, in other words ), of himself or his employees or agents.
• Legal pressure on the council leadership began early when the District Auditor wrote to the City Clerk saying that the decision not to set a rate was'wilful misconduct '.
• Under international treaties, an airline's liability for each passenger on an international flight has been limited to $ 75, 000 per passenger unless " wilful misconduct " is proven.
• As Wagner J pointed out, formalizing a legal difference between " reckless conduct " and " wilful misconduct " is likely to have commercial implications, and possibly increase litigation between marine insurers and their insureds.
• In this respect English law differs from civil law systems, for it has always drawn a sharp distinction between negligence, however gross, on the one hand and fraud, bad faith and wilful misconduct on the other.
• The Liverpool councillors did appeal  bringing in the argument that the extraordinary audit had not notified the councillors of their right for an oral hearing to put their case before making a finding of wilful misconduct.
• Lord Justice Glidewell described the stance of the councillors as " mere political posturing "; Mr Justice Caulfield described the evidence of wilful misconduct as " crushing " and the councillors'stance as having " reached a pinnacle of political perversity ".
• Although the district auditor for Sheffield prepared two papers in March 1987, one justifying the issue of a certificate of wilful misconduct and the other not, and obtained a legal opinion advising him to submit the first, he decided to take no action; no other auditor sought to pursue losses due to late setting of rates.
• "Employers'Liability Insurers agree that they will not institute a claim against the employee of an insured employer in respect of the death of or injury to a fellow-employee unless the weight of evidence clearly indicates ( i ) collusion or ( ii ) wilful misconduct on the part of the employee against whom a claim is made ."
• Checking council activities was the responsibility of the district auditor who was appointed by the Audit Commission; if the auditor found that financial loss to the authority had been caused by the wilful misconduct of councillors, then they were under a duty to issue a certificate to the councillors responsible ordering them to repay the money in a surcharge.