Contingent Liability. A liability that a company may have to pay, but only if a certain future event occurs. Usually, a contingent liability refers to the outcome of a lawsuit: that is, the company may have to pay a significant amount of money if it loses the lawsuit.ontingent liability. An obligation that may result, but is not likely to result because the event causing the obligation is improbable.
How much blood is in a human body? 8-12 pints depending on the size of the person.   Actually about 5 litre of blood is present in a normal human body   It varies by age and weight, but the standard aâ¦nswer is 6 liters,   or about a gallon and a half.
An average adult human body holds around 10 pints of blood, which accounts for about 7 percent of the body's weight, notes the Rock River Valley Blood Center. Human blood consists of platelets, white blood cells, red blood cells and plasma.