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The court found the driver liable for striking a pedestrian and held the pedestrian 10% contributorily negligent. Damages were awarded for injuries, care and special damages.
The court found the defendant breached a duty to warn of a displaced barrier after an earlier collision, but the plaintiff was also 50% contributorily negligent.
The court found Watson 100% liable after a pedestrian collision involving alcohol impairment and awarded Eggleston $415,643 in damages.
The court found Rogers and Midland negligent in supervising the Folklore account after May 1996 and awarded $65,500 in damages, but did not find breach of fiduciary duty.
The B.C. Court of Appeal dismissed an appeal over a share sale trust agreement, holding the vendors had acquiesced in the trustee’s breach and could not recover.
The court held the bank could not reasonably rely on the accountant’s compiled financial statements, so no duty of care was owed and the action was dismissed.
The Supreme Court of Canada held that a trial judge’s finding of a limited solicitor retainer should stand, and restored dismissal of the third-party claim.
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