Wealth and safety

By:

Conner, V

Language: English Series: Building ; 264(8076) 26 February 1999, 53(1)Publication details: 1999Subject(s):

Summary: Considers the implications of a House of Lords Scottish decision "British Telecommunications plc v James Thomson & Sons (Engineers) Ltd". Concludes that subcontractors do not enjoy freedom from responsibility for negligent acts, merely because their employer is insured.

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Considers the implications of a House of Lords Scottish decision "British Telecommunications plc v James Thomson & Sons (Engineers) Ltd". Concludes that subcontractors do not enjoy freedom from responsibility for negligent acts, merely because their employer is insured.

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