| The second exception to the general rule occurs when a party is at fault in employing wrong or defective procedures. |
| It is not the mechanism of A-levels which is at fault but, rather, the conscious decision to change the way they are marked. |
| It may be that knowledge of such facts will also serve to bring home to him the fact that the defendant has been negligent or at fault. |
| Such behaviour sounds scarcely credible, but I'm sure memory isn't at fault here. |
| Others suggested that he was at fault for trying to present an alibi defense. |
| It is not always the players who are at fault and referees must he accountable. |
