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Torts 2025 BCCA 49

Saloojee v. Gibsons (Town)

La Cour d’appel de la Colombie-Britannique rejette l’appel dans une affaire de responsabilité civile liée à un arbre dangereux dans un parc municipal.

  • Standard of care
  • Causation
  • Expert admissibility and dual role of witnesses
  • Core policy immunity
  • Danger tree assessment (wdtac)
  • Standard-of-care
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Tort 2024 BCSC 174

Danks v. Middelveen

The court found Ming Zhang fully liable for a rear-end collision and awarded damages for chronic soft-tissue injuries, anxiety, future income loss, and care costs.

  • Liability apportionment
  • Causation
  • Non-pecuniary damages
  • Loss of earning capacity
  • Cost of future care
  • Mitigation
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Income tax act 2022 TCC 23

Yao v. The Queen

The court admitted the Goldring and Roos social science reports in full as they are relevant and necessary to provide social context for the Charter issues and to assist in determining the scope of the disadvantaged group; the court excluded the Sadoway report as expert evidence because its legislative history and legal opinion content are not necessary expert evidence and such matters fall within the court's own legal expertise; costs on the voir dire follow the cause.

  • Definition of temporary resident
  • Child tax benefit eligibility
  • Expert evidence admissibility
  • Precarious legal status
  • Section 15 discrimination
  • Section 7 life liberty and security
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Tort 2021 BCSC 693

Gao v. Yeung

The court found the accident caused Mr. Gao’s ongoing thoracic back symptoms and awarded $100,000 in non-pecuniary damages plus $50,908 for future care.

  • Causation
  • Non-pecuniary damages
  • Future cost of care
  • Expert evidence admissibility and weight
  • Credibility
  • Non-pecuniary-damages
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Torts 2020 BCSC 915

Raedwulf v. Kelly

La Cour accorde des dommages-intérêts à la demanderesse pour deux accidents de voiture, retenant des blessures permanentes, une perte de capacité de gain et des soins futurs.

  • Causation
  • Non-pecuniary damages
  • Loss of earning capacity
  • Future care
  • Medical expert opinion assessment
  • Credibility
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Family law 2019 NSCA 49

G.R. v. Nova Scotia (Community Services)

The appeal was dismissed because the appellant failed to demonstrate a legal error or a palpable and overriding error of fact; the hearing judge permissibly weighed the expert’s written and oral evidence, was entitled to prefer aspects of the oral evidence, and there was ample evidence (ongoing anti-social relationships, failure to comply with court-ordered services, prior findings) to support the conclusion that the children remained in need of protective services and the permanent care and custody order was properly made.

  • Permanent care and custody
  • Parental capacity assessment
  • Standard of review
  • Weight of expert evidence
  • Substantial risk of harm
  • Compliance with court-ordered services
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Medical negligence 2018 BCSC 1710

Wiebe v. Fraser Health Authority

The court dismissed a medical negligence claim arising from a post-cystoscopy fainting episode, finding no breach of nursing standard of care and no causation.

  • Standard of care
  • Causation
  • Postoperative care
  • Perianesthesia nursing
  • Micturition syncope
  • Charting practices
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Torts 2018 BCSC 1651

Evans v. Keill

Motor vehicle personal injury trial. The court found chronic neck, upper back and headache injuries plus psychological harm, with partial mitigation issues, and awarded $982,020.69.

  • Causation
  • Mitigation
  • Non-pecuniary damages
  • Past income loss
  • Future earning capacity
  • Pension loss
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Class proceedings 2016 BCSC 1409

Bartram v. GlaxoKlineSmith Inc.

The court refused to strike a jury notice in a proposed Paxil class action, holding the defendants had not shown the common issues were too complex for a jury.

  • Jury trial
  • Strike jury notice
  • Common issues
  • Expert evidence
  • Causation
  • Failure to warn
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Tort law 2015 BCSC 176

Vandendorpel v. Evoy

Trials court found the plaintiff crossed against a raised-hand pedestrian signal and failed to keep proper lookout; the defendant was not negligent and the action was dismissed.

  • Negligence
  • Pedestrian crossing rules
  • Traffic signal compliance
  • Duty to keep proper lookout
  • Contributory negligence
  • Pedestrian-crossing-rules
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