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The Ontario Court of Appeal dismissed an appeal from a conviction for the May 2023 sexual assault, finding no reversible misapprehension of evidence or insufficiency of reasons.
Appeal allowed and a new trial ordered after the Court found the trial judge misapplied W.(D.) and used disbelief of the accused as a makeweight for guilt.
The court found two binding drywall contracts, held the plaintiff performed both, rejected the defendants’ breach claims, and awarded judgment, interest, and costs.
The Ontario Court of Appeal dismissed conviction appeals in a murder-kidnapping case, upholding reliance on a Vetrovec witness and rejecting W.(D.) and reasons challenges.
Motor vehicle injury trial on causation, divisibility, mitigation and damages, with chronic soft tissue injuries, a separate ankle fracture, and future care awards assessed.
After a jury conviction for sexual assault, the court applied s. 724 of the Criminal Code and found beyond a reasonable doubt that two assault incidents were proven for sentencing.
Personal injury judgment from a motor vehicle collision: liability was found against the defendant, but most causation and loss-of-earning claims failed.
The court acquitted Mr. Smith of sexual assault after finding material inconsistencies in both parties’ evidence and concluding the Crown had not proven non-consent beyond a reasonable doubt.
The Supreme Court of British Columbia acquitted S.J.A. of sexual assault and sexual touching of a person under 14, finding the Crown had not proved the case beyond a reasonable doubt.
The court found the plaintiff was not a reliable historian, rejected most plaintiff experts on causation, accepted only ongoing pain symptoms, and awarded $182,930.80.
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