Sirak v. Noonward et al.
| Jurisdiction | British Columbia |
| Court | Supreme Court of British Columbia (Canada) |
| Judge | Warren, J. |
| Citation | [2015] B.C.T.C. Uned. 274,2015 BCSC 274,[2015] B.C.T.C. Uned. 274 (SC) |
| Date | 24 February 2015 |
| Subject Matter | TORTS,DAMAGES,DAMAGE AWARDS |
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17 practice notes
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Spencer v. Hussey
...54). [40] Mr. Spencer’s counsel submits that the range of non-pecuniary damages is $155,000 to $175,000 and refers to Sirak v. Noonward, 2015 BCSC 274; Jafferi v. Hardcastle, 2018 BCSC 486; and Chawla v. Lambright, 2017 BCSC 1884. Defence counsel submits that the range of non-pecuniary dama......
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Ma. v. Haniak
...of capacity, Plaintiff's counsel referred the Court to the following summary of the law by Madam Justice Warren in Sirak v. Noonward, 2015 BCSC 274 [Sirak], regarding past and future income loss: [168] Past income loss and future income loss are both properly considered as components of los......
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Lorenz v. Pabla
...the following cases: Jafferi v. Hardcastle, 2018 BCSC 486 ($150,000); Cantin v. Peterson, 2012 BCSC 549 ($150,000); Sirak v. Noonward, 2015 BCSC 274 [Sirak] ($160,000); Broad v. Clark, 2018 BCSC 1068 ($185,000); and Ali v. Padam, 2017 BCSC 1849 [Ali] ($180,000). Of these cases, the most sim......
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Basra v. Masood
...($144,000 awarded in non-pecuniary damages, which the plaintiff says equates to $163,000 in present day dollars); and Sirak v. Noonward, 2015 BCSC 274 ($160,000 awarded in non-pecuniary [60] The defence submits that the cases Mr. Basra’s counsel relied on are not comparable and concern plai......
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Spencer v. Hussey
...54). [40] Mr. Spencer’s counsel submits that the range of non-pecuniary damages is $155,000 to $175,000 and refers to Sirak v. Noonward, 2015 BCSC 274; Jafferi v. Hardcastle, 2018 BCSC 486; and Chawla v. Lambright, 2017 BCSC 1884. Defence counsel submits that the range of non-pecuniary dama......
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Gabert v. Krist
...Perren at para. 39. This approach is more typically used in cases where the plaintiff has no clear earnings history: Sirak v. Noonward, 2015 BCSC 274 [Sirak] at para. Positon of the Parties [133] Ms. Gabert is seeking an award for loss of future income in the amount of $50,000 on the basis ......
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Ma. v. Haniak
...of capacity, Plaintiff's counsel referred the Court to the following summary of the law by Madam Justice Warren in Sirak v. Noonward, 2015 BCSC 274 [Sirak], regarding past and future income loss: [168] Past income loss and future income loss are both properly considered as components of los......
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Lorenz v. Pabla
...the following cases: Jafferi v. Hardcastle, 2018 BCSC 486 ($150,000); Cantin v. Peterson, 2012 BCSC 549 ($150,000); Sirak v. Noonward, 2015 BCSC 274 [Sirak] ($160,000); Broad v. Clark, 2018 BCSC 1068 ($185,000); and Ali v. Padam, 2017 BCSC 1849 [Ali] ($180,000). Of these cases, the most sim......
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