v foot造句

• For an opinion to be fair comment it must be based upon facts, as highlighted in " Kemsley v Foot " [ 1952 ] A . C . 345.
• One example cited in the Oxford Dictionary of National Biography was his justification for limiting damages for economic loss in " Weller v Foot and Mouth Disease Research Institute ", a judgment handed down in 1966.
• Thus in " Weller & Co v Foot and Mouth Disease Research Institute " [ 1966 ] 1 QB 569 it was plain that the loss suffered by the auctioneers was not recoverable, no matter whether it is put on the ground that there was no duty or that the damage was too remote.