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The Court of Appeal upheld a jury verdict for the defendants in a slip-and-fall negligence action, finding no reversible error in excluding one expert test.
On liability in a motor vehicle collision case, the court found Monson negligently sideswiped the Honda and held H&R Transport vicariously liable. The third party, Thapar, was not at fault.
Le tribunal a rejeté une action en responsabilité du fait des produits après avoir conclu que les avertissements du produit étaient suffisants et que le demandeur ne les avait pas lus ni suivis.
Ontology: Ontario Court of Appeal allows a motion-to-strike appeal in part and grants leave to amend a negligence claim tied to Firearms Act licensing.
On a no-evidence motion in a slip-and-fall occupiers’ liability case, the court held the plaintiff failed to adduce evidence of breach or causation and dismissed the claim.
The court partly granted leave to amend a civil claim in defamation and vicarious liability, but struck most new causes of action and dismissed the Diocese for lack of capacity.
Class action certification arising from the Lytton Fire was granted in part, with negligence, private nuisance and Rylands v. Fletcher certified and several claims struck.
The court summarily dismissed a trip-and-fall claim after finding the mall’s temporary flooring and signage were reasonable, the fall arose from the plaintiff’s own movement, and no spoliation was proved.
The court dismissed Siemens’ objection to a hypothetical question, holding that Canfor could ask its witness what she personally would have done if warned.
The court dismissed a summary trial application on limitation because disability, credibility, and indivisible-injury issues required viva voce evidence at trial.
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