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Personal injury 2024 BCSC 752

Roy-Noel v. Buckle

Court
Supreme Court of British Columbia

Personal injury trial judgment awarding damages after a rear-end collision, with findings of permanent pain, psychiatric injury, loss of earning capacity, and limited future care awards including psilocybin subject to lawful prescription.

  • Non-pecuniary damages
  • Loss of past and future earning capacity
  • Cost of future care
  • Credibility and reliability of witnesses
  • Expert evidence and admissibility
  • Psychedelic-assisted therapy (psilocybin) as future care
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Civil procedure 2016 BCSC 1455

Peace River Greenhouses Ltd., v. Taylor (District)

Court
Supreme Court of British Columbia

Costs ruling after dismissal of a negligence claim: the defendant received costs on Scale B, double costs after its settlement offer, and assessment was referred to a registrar.

  • No-evidence motion
  • Expert evidence and admissibility
  • Offer to settle
  • Double costs
  • Costs assessment by registrar
  • Costs
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Administrative law 2004 BCSC 1530

Yurik v. Superintendent of Motor Vehicles

Court
Supreme Court of British Columbia

Judicial review of a 90-day driving prohibition was dismissed. The court held the adjudicator was not patently unreasonable and no bias or unfairness was shown.

  • Impaired driving
  • License suspension/administrative prohibition
  • Standard of review - patent unreasonableness
  • Bias and natural justice
  • Expert evidence and admissibility
  • Breathalyzer/asd error and truncation
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