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Sidhu v. Hiebert

• 2020 BCSC 183
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• 2023 BCSC 813
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• 2020 BCSC 336
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• 2011 BCSC 1364
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• 2018 BCSC 401
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• 2020 BCSC 1548
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• 2022 BCSC 1024
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• 2023 BCSC 1021
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• 2023 BCSC 1367
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• 2024 BCSC 12
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The above case is referenced within:

1. British Columbia Motor Vehicle Accident Claims Practice Manual (Current to: February 01 2024)
   • Chapter 1. Preliminary Matters in a Motor Vehicle Accident File
     • IV. Defence Counsel in a Motor Vehicle Accident Claim [§1.15]
       • F. Defence Counsel’s Input as to the Mode of Trial in a Motor Vehicle Accident Claim [§1.26]
         • 2. Striking Jury Notice [§1.28]
   • Chapter 2. Commencing and Defending a Motor Vehicle Action
     • VI. Identify the Parties to a Motor Vehicle Accident Claim [§2.15]
       • E. Defendants to a Motor Vehicle Accident Claim [§2.30]
         • 9. Manufacturers as Defendants to a Motor Vehicle Accident Claim [§2.43]
         • 11. Hosts as Defendants to a Motor Vehicle Accident Claim [§2.45]
           • b. Social Hosts [§2.47]
   • Chapter 4. Discovery
     • II. Document Discovery in Civil Actions [§4.2]
       • A. Duty to Disclose Documents [§4.3]
         • 2. The Scope of Document Disclosure [§4.5]
     • III. Examination for Discovery in a Civil Action [§4.57]
       • H. Scope of the Examination for Discovery [§4.77]
         • 14. Settlement with One of Several Defendants in the Same Action [§4.91]
   • Chapter 10. Defences
     • III. Contributory Negligence [§10.5]
       • C. Standard for Infants for Contributory Negligence [§10.8]
       • D. Application of Contributory Negligence [§10.9]
         • 3. Seatbelts and Contributory Negligence [§10.12]
           • f. Improper Use of Seatbelt [§10.18]
   • Chapter 13. Assessment of Damages in Motor Vehicle Accident Claims
     • III. Loss of Income-earning Capacity in Motor Vehicle Accident Claims [§13.14]
       • F. Loss of Future (after Trial) Income-earning Capacity [§13.25]
         • 5. Interdependent Economic Relationships [§13.30]
     • IV. Cost of Future Care in Motor Vehicle Accident Claims [§13.56]
       • A. Establishing the Claim for Cost of Future Care [§13.57]
       • D. Tax Gross-up [§13.60]
     • VI. “In-trust” Claims in Motor Vehicle Accident Claims [§13.62]
     • VII. Management Fees in Motor Vehicle Accident Claims [§13.63]
       • B. Establishing the Claim for Management Fees [§13.65]
   • Chapter 17. Costs and Interest in Motor Vehicle Accident Claims
     • V. Costs Considerations with Offers to Settle in Supreme Court [§17.19]
       • F. Guiding Principles in Determining Costs Options [§17.25]
         • 1. Whether the Offer Ought Reasonably to Have Been Accepted [§17.26]
           • b. Nominal Offers [§17.30]
     • VI. Orders for Costs [§17.49]
       • H. “Bullock” and “Sanderson” Orders [§17.63]
     • VII. Assessment of Costs and Disbursements [§17.66]
       • C. Increased Costs [§17.75]
2. Civil Jury Instructions (Current to: November 01 2023)
   • Chapter 1. From Election of Jury Trial to Commencement of Trial—CIVJI 1.01
     • IV. Striking the Jury Notice [§1.4]
       • B. Grounds for Striking Jury Notice [§1.6]
   • Chapter 64. Pecuniary Damages—Cost of Future Care—CIVJI 12.10
     • XV. Deductions from Cost of Future Care Amount [§64.21]
   • Chapter 65. Pecuniary Damages—Loss of Future Earning Capacity—CIVJI 12.11
     • VII. Reduced Life Expectancy [§65.7]
3. Discovery Practice in British Columbia (Current to: January 15 2024)
   • Chapter 5. Pre-trial Discovery and Examination of Witnesses
     • III. Who May be Examined Pre-trial under Supreme Court Civil Rule 7-5 [§5.3]
       • B. Pre-trial Examination of Expert Witnesses [§5.8]
         • 2. Facts and Opinions Not Otherwise Available [§5.10]