NOUN
- the care that a reasonable man would exercise under the circumstances; the standard for determining legal duty
How To Use due care In A Sentence
- He also admitted driving without due care and attention and was fined £250 and had his licence endorsed.
- Accidents can be avoided if due care and attention is taken.
- Only two of the main alarm physical collision, injury or so in 5000, exercise due care.
- The plaintiff sued the defendants for breach of contract to exercise due care in giving him financial advice.
- I smoke with due care and consideration for other people.
- Mr Brennan said accidents could be avoided if due care and attention was taken and he urged all involved in farm work to do so.
- The judge said that the fine would serve as a warning to other motorists who drove without due care.
- I say "reinvigoration" because substantive due care has long been considered a moribund doctrine, but this new duty of good faith could have legs. Business, Law, Economics & Society
- He was jailed for five years for causing death by driving without due care and attention, perverting the course of justice and driving while disqualified.
- That emotional storyline is hurled about without due care and attention.
