It was Susans turn to drive her three classmates to university, this time for the final exam
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The police arrived and, after investigating the case, charged Susan with dangerous driving under the Criminal Code of Canada. In time it became clear that Jean-Guy’s injuries had resulted not only in short-term harm—for example, he could not sit his exam and had fallen behind one term in his program—but also permanent damage. In particular, his right arm and wrist were shattered and, being right-handed, he has and will continue to have real difficulty with manual dexterity. He was planning a career in IT and finds that these injuries severely impact his ability to perform basic tasks. For what categories of damages will Jean-Guy seek compensation?
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Canadian Business & the Law
ISBN: 978-0176501624
4th edition
Authors: Dorothy DuPlessis, Shannnon o'Byrne, Steven Enman, Sally Gunz
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