Villing v. Husseni, 2016 BCCA 422

JurisdictionBritish Columbia
JudgeSaunders, Bennett and Savage, JJ.A.
CourtCourt of Appeal (British Columbia)
Subject MatterPRACTICE,DAMAGE AWARDS,DAMAGES
Citation2016 BCCA 422
Date31 October 2016
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  • Safdari v. Buckland, 2020 BCSC 769
    • Canada
    • Supreme Court of British Columbia (Canada)
    • 25 Mayo 2020
    ...calculation”, the trial judge must still explain the factual basis of the award: Morgan at para. 56. [202] In Villing v. Husseni, 2016 BCCA 422, Justice Savage said the following about the capital asset approach when dealing with the 17-year-old [18] Using the capital asset approach does no......
  • Firman v. Asadi, 2019 BCSC 270
    • Canada
    • Supreme Court of British Columbia (Canada)
    • 1 Marzo 2019
    ...55 As I will explain, in this case the capital asset approach is applicable. The following comments of Savage J.A. in Villing v. Husseni, 2016 BCCA 422 are 18 Using the capital asset approach does not mean the assessment is unstructured. I agree with Garson J.A.'s observations in Morgan v. ......
  • 2023 BCSC 717,
    • Canada
    • 1 Enero 2023
    ...loss of earning capacity: [129] The law applicable to loss of future earning capacity was summarized as follows in Villing v. Husseni, 2016 BCCA 422: [17] In order to receive an award for loss of earning capacity, a plaintiff must prove a real and substantial possibility that his or her ear......
  • Johal v. Fazli,
    • Canada
    • Supreme Court of British Columbia (Canada)
    • 29 Septiembre 2021
    ...at para. 8 sets out four non-exhaustive factors for the basis of the analysis under the capital asset approach (Villing v. Husseni, 2016 BCCA 422 at 1.    the plaintiff has been rendered less capable overall from earning income from all types of employment; 2.  ......
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  • Safdari v. Buckland, 2020 BCSC 769
    • Canada
    • Supreme Court of British Columbia (Canada)
    • 25 Mayo 2020
    ...calculation”, the trial judge must still explain the factual basis of the award: Morgan at para. 56. [202] In Villing v. Husseni, 2016 BCCA 422, Justice Savage said the following about the capital asset approach when dealing with the 17-year-old [18] Using the capital asset approach does no......
  • Johal v. Fazli,
    • Canada
    • Supreme Court of British Columbia (Canada)
    • 29 Septiembre 2021
    ...at para. 8 sets out four non-exhaustive factors for the basis of the analysis under the capital asset approach (Villing v. Husseni, 2016 BCCA 422 at 1.    the plaintiff has been rendered less capable overall from earning income from all types of employment; 2.  ......
  • Firman v. Asadi, 2019 BCSC 270
    • Canada
    • Supreme Court of British Columbia (Canada)
    • 1 Marzo 2019
    ...55 As I will explain, in this case the capital asset approach is applicable. The following comments of Savage J.A. in Villing v. Husseni, 2016 BCCA 422 are 18 Using the capital asset approach does not mean the assessment is unstructured. I agree with Garson J.A.'s observations in Morgan v. ......
  • 2023 BCSC 717,
    • Canada
    • 1 Enero 2023
    ...loss of earning capacity: [129] The law applicable to loss of future earning capacity was summarized as follows in Villing v. Husseni, 2016 BCCA 422: [17] In order to receive an award for loss of earning capacity, a plaintiff must prove a real and substantial possibility that his or her ear......
  • Request a trial to view additional results

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