Custodial Liability
Custodial Liability is a legal doctrine within tort law that holds a party responsible for harm caused by another person to whom they entrusted care, control, or supervision of a potentially dangerous instrumentality, particularly when the entrusted party is under the entrustor’s custody or authority and the harm results from negligent oversight or failure to exercise reasonable care in such entrustment.
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Custodial suicide: Evolving liability considerations
William D. O'Leary · Psychiatric Quarterly · 1989 · 24 citations
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