Wilde v. Cambie Malone Corp. et al., [2008] B.C.T.C. Uned. 380
| Jurisdiction | British Columbia |
| Judge | Martinson, J. |
| Court | Supreme Court of British Columbia (Canada) |
| Citation | [2008] B.C.T.C. Uned. 380,2008 BCSC 704,[2008] B.C.T.C. Uned. 380 (SC) |
| Date | 07 May 2008 |
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9 practice notes
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Gujral v. Meat and Bread Sandwich Company Ltd.,
...analysis, at paras. 28-29, as follows: [28] A useful summary of the law is set out in Wilde v. The Cambie Malone Corporation, 2008 BCSC 704. I accept Ms. McCullagh's summary of that, and I am just going to read her summary of some of the principles stated in the Wilde (a) ......
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Educators' Negligence and Liability
...students. The court held that his system of inspection for the door was inadequate and that he had failed to act as a careful parent. 35 2008 BCSC 704 at paras 34–37. 36 2002 CanLII 36967 (Ont SCJ). 170 / Theresa Shanahan A trespasser on a property may assume risks of injury entering a prop......
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The Reasonable Person.
...Injury Courts consider the cost of preventing a liability in determining negligence. In Wilde v. The Cambie Malone Corporation, 2008 BCSC 704, a woman was hit on the head by a restaurant's patio umbrella that was blown toward her by the wind. The court found the restaurant negligent because......
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Jack v. Tekavec,
...to prevent the injury." [42] In Gill v. A&P Fruit Growers Ltd. , 2009 BCSC 412, Brown, J., citing Wilde v. Cambie Malone Corp , 2008 BCSC 704, set out the guiding principles for the establishment of liability even on the "ordinary standard of care": "[116] The defendant submits that eve......
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Gujral v. Meat and Bread Sandwich Company Ltd.,
...analysis, at paras. 28-29, as follows: [28] A useful summary of the law is set out in Wilde v. The Cambie Malone Corporation, 2008 BCSC 704. I accept Ms. McCullagh's summary of that, and I am just going to read her summary of some of the principles stated in the Wilde (a) ......
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2024 BCSC 2120,
...applicable analysis, at paras. 28–29, as follows: [28] A useful summary of the law is set out in Wilde v. The Cambie Malone Corporation, 2008 BCSC 704. I accept Ms. McCullagh's summary of that, and I am just going to read her summary of some of the principles stated in the Wilde case: (a) T......
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Rahnama v Loblaws City Market,
...applicable analysis, at paras. 28–29, as follows: [28] A useful summary of the law is set out in Wilde v. The Cambie Malone Corporation, 2008 BCSC 704. I accept Ms. McCullagh's summary of that, and I am just going to read her summary of some of the principles stated in the Wilde case: (a) T......
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Jack v. Tekavec,
...to prevent the injury." [42] In Gill v. A&P Fruit Growers Ltd. , 2009 BCSC 412, Brown, J., citing Wilde v. Cambie Malone Corp , 2008 BCSC 704, set out the guiding principles for the establishment of liability even on the "ordinary standard of care": "[116] The defendant submits that eve......
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2 books & journal articles
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Educators' Negligence and Liability
...students. The court held that his system of inspection for the door was inadequate and that he had failed to act as a careful parent. 35 2008 BCSC 704 at paras 34–37. 36 2002 CanLII 36967 (Ont SCJ). 170 / Theresa Shanahan A trespasser on a property may assume risks of injury entering a prop......
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The Reasonable Person.
...Injury Courts consider the cost of preventing a liability in determining negligence. In Wilde v. The Cambie Malone Corporation, 2008 BCSC 704, a woman was hit on the head by a restaurant's patio umbrella that was blown toward her by the wind. The court found the restaurant negligent because......