What types of pecuniary liability are there?

Pecuniary liability generally refers to financial obligations or liabilities that arise from various sources. The main types include contractual liability, which arises from agreements or contracts; tort liability, stemming from wrongful acts or negligence; and statutory liability, which is imposed by law. Additionally, there can be vicarious liability, where one party is held responsible for the actions of another, typically in employer-employee relationships. Each type involves different legal principles and consequences for the liable party.