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Motor vehicle injury trial with two accidents, contributory negligence, indivisible injuries, and damages assessed globally with apportionment among defendants.
Supplementary reasons apportion damages among three motor vehicle incidents, distinguishing indivisible and divisible injuries and requiring deduction of settlement proceeds for the indivisible injury.
The court assessed damages for injuries from three motor vehicle incidents, found mixed causation, awarded non-pecuniary and earning-capacity damages, and ordered further submissions on apportionment.
A visitor was badly injured when a severely corroded lamp post on a Victoria plaza gave way. The court found the occupier negligent, with contributory negligence apportioned to the plaintiff.
The court held the school board 75% liable after a 12-year-old fell from a school roof accessed via a cherry tree, finding the risk foreseeable under the OLA.
The court found a bus driver negligent after a passenger fell and broke her hip when the bus moved as she returned from the fare box; liability was apportioned 75/25.
B.C. Court of Appeal allowed a negligence appeal after a child cyclist collided with a school bus, holding the evidence did not prove the driver could have avoided the crash.
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