Adam v. Insurance Corporation of British Columbia, 2018 BCCA 482
| Jurisdiction | British Columbia |
| Judge | Frankel,MacKenzie,Harris |
| Citation | 2018 BCCA 482 |
| Date | 20 December 2018 |
| Court | Court of Appeal (British Columbia) |
| Docket Number | CA43918 |
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4 practice notes
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0733603 B.C. Ltd v. City of Vancouver,
...Pender Lodge denies it can be reasonable for the City to enact the Impugned Bylaws: Adam v. Insurance Corporation for British Columbia, 2018 BCCA 482 at paras [74] Pender Lodge submits that, if the City thought it had authority pursuant to the Vancouver C......
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Shaman v. Meek, 2019 BCSC 9
...person. In the case at Bar, it was found no highway. [Emphasis added.] [51] In Adam v. Insurance Corporation of British Columbia, 2018 BCCA 482, Justice A. Mackenzie, writing for our Court of Appeal, stated: [66] The common law requires that a public way be a route or passage from one place......
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Summaries Sunday: OnPoint Legal Research
...or Ontario court of appeal. Clancy v. Clancy, 2018 BCCA 448 Adam v. Insurance Corporation, 2018 BCCA 482 AREAS OF LAW: Insurance law; Personal injury; Hit and run; Definition of ~A sandbar that is used by members of the public to access fishing areas, but is not maintained or improved by pu......
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Austin v Bell Canada,
...pensioners of the Bell Canada corporate family. As the British Columbia Court of Appeal commented in Adam v Insurance Corporation of BC, 2018 BCCA 482, para 40, “Canadian courts are ‘rightly cautious of attaching too much significance to a single punctuation mark’”. Indeed, the BC court wen......
3 cases
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0733603 B.C. Ltd v. City of Vancouver,
...Pender Lodge denies it can be reasonable for the City to enact the Impugned Bylaws: Adam v. Insurance Corporation for British Columbia, 2018 BCCA 482 at paras [74] Pender Lodge submits that, if the City thought it had authority pursuant to the Vancouver C......
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Shaman v. Meek, 2019 BCSC 9
...person. In the case at Bar, it was found no highway. [Emphasis added.] [51] In Adam v. Insurance Corporation of British Columbia, 2018 BCCA 482, Justice A. Mackenzie, writing for our Court of Appeal, stated: [66] The common law requires that a public way be a route or passage from one place......
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Austin v Bell Canada,
...pensioners of the Bell Canada corporate family. As the British Columbia Court of Appeal commented in Adam v Insurance Corporation of BC, 2018 BCCA 482, para 40, “Canadian courts are ‘rightly cautious of attaching too much significance to a single punctuation mark’”. Indeed, the BC court wen......