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Are you or your bank liable for on-line fraud?

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| www.computerweekly.com
| 14/06/2008

...The contentious addition to the new version is section 12.13. "Unless you have acted fraudulently or without reasonable care (for example, by not following the advice in section 12.9), you will not be liable for losses caused by someone... http://www.computerweekly.com/blogs/when-it-meets-politics/2008/06/is-your-pc-security-adequate-c.html

Suppliers avoid paying for failures

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| www.computerweekly.com
| 31/05/2006

...Group. Watton told the IT Directors Forum that suppliers presenting themselves as specialists had a duty of “reasonable care and skill” under English law. This means that IT users are entitled by law to be paid for project delays or the... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2006/05/31/216190/suppliers-avoid-paying-for-failures.htm

High price of failing to tighten IT security

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| www.computerweekly.com
| 16/03/2007

...Financial Services Authority (FSA) imposed a penalty of just under £1m on Nationwide last month for failure to take "reasonable care" to organise its systems to effectively manage information security. The decision related to the theft of a... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2007/03/16/222461/high-price-of-failing-to-tighten-it-security.htm

IT leaders focus on how to get more for less cost

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| www.computerweekly.com
| 09/06/2004

...suppliers lead projects, in the light of their new legal liabilities following a 1996 judgement which placed a duty of reasonable care on specialist IT suppliers. For a good model for success in creating true business value, IT directors should... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2004/06/09/203027/it-leaders-focus-on-how-to-get-more-for-less-cost.htm

Hot skills: Network security

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| www.computerweekly.com
| 12/07/2005

...partners. A thoroughly audited log of traffic can be produced in court to demonstrate that a company has exercised reasonable care in protecting its transactions. Good IT security also contributes to compliance with the Sarbanes-Oxley Act... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2005/07/12/210813/hot-skills-network-security.htm

Be legal with spare Wi-Fi capacity

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| www.computerweekly.com
| 06/10/2003

...classed as personal data, so you need to comply with data protection laws. If a Wi-Fi operator offers you "reasonable" care when visitors pay for access, there is no way of knowing what this means until the first operator gets sued for... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2003/10/06/197691/be-legal-with-spare-wi-fi-capacity.htm

Give suppliers management role

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| www.computerweekly.com
| 17/05/2004

...of Goods Act. Watson said many IT directors do not appreciate that specialist IT suppliers have a legal duty of reasonable care and skill to put in systems that are fit for purpose. "Some 60% of disputes are over who is accountable, and... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2004/05/17/202492/give-suppliers-management-role.htm

Protecting the consumer's rights

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| www.computerweekly.com
| 15/03/2001

...If you fail to provide the information the consumer is only responsible for taking "reasonable care" of the goods until they are returned. "Reasonable care" is not defined. It is arguable that a consumer is entitled to use the goods before... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2001/03/15/178849/protecting-the-consumers-rights.htm

Are you liable for the smut on your network?

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| www.computerweekly.com
| 11/05/2000

...whether or not the item gets published). And they took reasonable care to prevent publication of the defamatory statement...on the s1 defence. What an ISP has to do to "take reasonable care" under s1 remains untested. During the debate... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2000/05/11/176487/are-you-liable-for-the-smut-on-your-network.htm

Settlement for Demon case clouds libel law

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| www.computerweekly.com
| 06/04/2000

...English law ISPs still cannot be held responsible for publishing defamatory material if they can prove they took "reasonable care" to ensure such material was not published, and if once alerted, they took steps to resolve the problem. GVL6... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2000/04/06/176273/settlement-for-demon-case-clouds-libel-law.htm

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ATIC's Acquisition Bid Approved by Chartered Shareholders - Zibb.com

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| www.zibb.com
| 04/11/2009

...supervision of this Press Release) have taken all reasonable care to ensure that the facts stated and all opinions expressed...supervision of this Press Release) have taken all reasonable care to ensure that the facts stated and all opinions expressed... http://www.zibb.com/article/5641373/ATIC+s+Acquisition+Bid+Approved+by+Chartered+Shareholders

Online banks won't support users of insecure PCs

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Avoid export fines: restricted-party screening solution establishes "reasonable care"

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| www.mbtmag.com
| 13/09/2007

Facebook sued by user over virus

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| news.cnet.com
| 26/05/2009

Can the landlord take money out of my deposit because the carpet is worn?

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Office Open XML File Formats Published as ISO/IEC 29500:2008 Final Standard

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...laws, and may not be photocopied or reproduced in any form. Under no circumstances may it be resold. While all reasonable care is taken in the preparation and review of ISO International Standards and other deliverables, ISO does not warrant... http://xml.coverpages.org/ni2008-11-21-a.html

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