https://www.canlii.org/en/ca/scc/doc/1988/1988canlii45/1988canlii45.html?autocompleteStr=Crocker&autocompletePos=1

Remember also that it's possible for reasonable people to reasonably disagree on the outcome here: the trial judge found in favour of Crocker. The Ontario Court of Appeal, with one judge in dissent, found in favour of the resort.

At this level (the Supreme Court of Canada), Crocker is the Appellant/Plaintiff and Sundance Resorts is the Respondent/Defendant. Crocker "wins".

Remember also that a Waiver or Disclaimer is a form of contract and therefore requires, for our purposes here, that the elements of contract be satisfied

1) There is little surprise that the SCC found there is a duty of care. Reading paragraphs 27 - 29, why did the court hold that the standard of care had not been met? (2 marks)