← Back to context Comment by apt-apt-apt-apt 14 hours ago Exactly, full responsibility implies paying for damages. 2 comments apt-apt-apt-apt Reply radiator 13 hours ago Correct, otherwise we need another phrase for when he would pay for damages, like "the fullest responsibility" or "the absolutely utmost responsibility". apt-apt-apt-apt 12 hours ago "Real full" or "actual full responsibility", which then points to the original as "not full".
radiator 13 hours ago Correct, otherwise we need another phrase for when he would pay for damages, like "the fullest responsibility" or "the absolutely utmost responsibility". apt-apt-apt-apt 12 hours ago "Real full" or "actual full responsibility", which then points to the original as "not full".
apt-apt-apt-apt 12 hours ago "Real full" or "actual full responsibility", which then points to the original as "not full".
Correct, otherwise we need another phrase for when he would pay for damages, like "the fullest responsibility" or "the absolutely utmost responsibility".
"Real full" or "actual full responsibility", which then points to the original as "not full".