Joseph v. Meier, 2020 BCSC 778
| Jurisdiction | British Columbia |
| Judge | Honourable Madam Justice B.J. Brown |
| Date | 22 May 2020 |
| Court | Supreme Court of British Columbia (Canada) |
| Docket Number | S17231 |
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4 practice notes
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Veeken v British Columbia,
...that the Crown has accepted vicarious liability for the Defendant Hughes' actions. 67 The plaintiff relies on Joseph v. Meier, 2020 BCSC 778 at paras. 73–89, where the Court found damages for Charter breaches were an appropriate remedy in vindication of the plaintiff's righ......
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2023 BCSC 943,
...that the Crown has accepted vicarious liability for the Defendant Hughes' actions. 67 The plaintiff relies on Joseph v. Meier, 2020 BCSC 778 at paras. 73–89, where the Court found damages for Charter breaches were an appropriate remedy in vindication of the plaintiff's righ......
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Dubé v RCMP,
...dommages aux dents, des lacérations au visage, et des côtes fêlées en raison d’une descente agressive après une poursuite Joseph v Meier, 2020 BCSC 778 : 50 000 $ pour des blessures subies par la plaignante soupçonnée de vol à l’étalage, qui a refusé de s’arrêter ou de fournir des renseigne......
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Mere Suspicion Does Not Provide Reasonable Grounds For Arrest
...May 22, 2020, the BC Supreme Court issued its reasons in Joseph v. Meir, 2020 BCSC 778 with additional reasons July 6, 2020. The case concerned a plaintiff who sought damages against an RCMP officer and the Attorney General of Canada in relation to events that took place at Marks Works Ware......
3 cases
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Veeken v British Columbia,
...that the Crown has accepted vicarious liability for the Defendant Hughes' actions. 67 The plaintiff relies on Joseph v. Meier, 2020 BCSC 778 at paras. 73–89, where the Court found damages for Charter breaches were an appropriate remedy in vindication of the plaintiff's righ......
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2023 BCSC 943,
...that the Crown has accepted vicarious liability for the Defendant Hughes' actions. 67 The plaintiff relies on Joseph v. Meier, 2020 BCSC 778 at paras. 73–89, where the Court found damages for Charter breaches were an appropriate remedy in vindication of the plaintiff's righ......
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Dubé v RCMP,
...dommages aux dents, des lacérations au visage, et des côtes fêlées en raison d’une descente agressive après une poursuite Joseph v Meier, 2020 BCSC 778 : 50 000 $ pour des blessures subies par la plaignante soupçonnée de vol à l’étalage, qui a refusé de s’arrêter ou de fournir des renseigne......
1 firm's commentaries
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Mere Suspicion Does Not Provide Reasonable Grounds For Arrest
...May 22, 2020, the BC Supreme Court issued its reasons in Joseph v. Meir, 2020 BCSC 778 with additional reasons July 6, 2020. The case concerned a plaintiff who sought damages against an RCMP officer and the Attorney General of Canada in relation to events that took place at Marks Works Ware......