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Appeal dismissed in a motor vehicle collision case. The Court of Appeal held the trial judge did not misapprehend expert reconstruction evidence and would not reweigh the facts.
The court acquitted Vanessa White of dangerous driving causing death, finding the Crown proved the actus reus but not a marked departure beyond a reasonable doubt.
The Court of Appeal dismissed Eric Gosse’s appeal from a conviction for dangerous driving causing bodily harm, finding no material misapprehension of evidence and no error in considering a speed advisory sign.
The court found the driver negligent after striking a pedestrian, but held the pedestrian 90% contributorily negligent for walking on the roadway while intoxicated. Damages were assessed and reduced accordingly.
Motor vehicle collision case where the court found the taxi driver primarily at fault for an unsafe left turn, with the plaintiff 25% responsible.
The court convicted the accused of dangerous driving causing death after finding his loss of control and unsafe cut-in were objectively dangerous, despite disputed speed reconstruction evidence.
The court found the motorcycle was stolen and rejected ICBC’s fraud theory. The plaintiff proved the loss, but not extra financing or warranty amounts.
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