Turcotte v. Lewis, 2018 ONCA 359
| Jurisdiction | Ontario |
| Judge | Strathy C.J.O., Juriansz and Huscroft JJ.A. |
| Citation | 2018 ONCA 359 |
| Court | Court of Appeal (Ontario) |
| Docket Number | C63637 |
| Date | 13 April 2018 |
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5 practice notes
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Cheung v. Samra, 2020 ONSC 4904
...scores are aggregated. [3] A non-stress test involves the monitoring of the fetal heart rate as the baby moves. [4] Turcotte v. Lewis, 2018 ONCA 359 at para. [5] Sarnat staging is a grading classification for HIE. There are three stages: 1, 2 and 3, which refer to mild, moderate and severe ......
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Sansalone v. Qiu,
...compensable damage; and (4) the damage was caused, in fact and in law, by the defendant's breach. See Turcotte v. Lewis, 2018 ONCA 359 at para. [88] Mr. Qiu has failed to demonstrate that he sustained compensable damages that were caused ......
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D'Aoust v. Youssef et al,
...requires a fair and reasonable standard of care and competence.” [156] Similarly, in Turcotte v. Lewis, 2018 ONCA 359, Strathy C.J.O, at para. 46, addressed the standard of care being adaptable to the circumstances of each case, [45] The standard of care defin......
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Late Night Fight: Protecting Bar Patrons
...Turcotte v. Lewis, 2018 ONCA 359, the plaintiff was assaulted after going to a bar in Muskoka and taking a bus back to Barrie, On a summary judgment motion, the court dismissed the lawsuit as against the bar, a security guard, the bus driver, and the bus company. However, the Ontario Court ......
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Cheung v. Samra, 2020 ONSC 4904
...scores are aggregated. [3] A non-stress test involves the monitoring of the fetal heart rate as the baby moves. [4] Turcotte v. Lewis, 2018 ONCA 359 at para. [5] Sarnat staging is a grading classification for HIE. There are three stages: 1, 2 and 3, which refer to mild, moderate and severe ......
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Sansalone v. Qiu,
...compensable damage; and (4) the damage was caused, in fact and in law, by the defendant's breach. See Turcotte v. Lewis, 2018 ONCA 359 at para. [88] Mr. Qiu has failed to demonstrate that he sustained compensable damages that were caused ......
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D'Aoust v. Youssef et al,
...requires a fair and reasonable standard of care and competence.” [156] Similarly, in Turcotte v. Lewis, 2018 ONCA 359, Strathy C.J.O, at para. 46, addressed the standard of care being adaptable to the circumstances of each case, [45] The standard of care defin......
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Adler v. Promenade General Partner Inc.,
...damage; and (4) the damage was caused, in fact and in law, by the defendant's breach”. See Turcotte v. Lewis, 2018 ONCA 359 at para. [35] Of the four elements that make up a successful negligence claim, only numbers (2) and (4) are......
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Late Night Fight: Protecting Bar Patrons
...Turcotte v. Lewis, 2018 ONCA 359, the plaintiff was assaulted after going to a bar in Muskoka and taking a bus back to Barrie, On a summary judgment motion, the court dismissed the lawsuit as against the bar, a security guard, the bus driver, and the bus company. However, the Ontario Court ......