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Janiak v. Ippolito

• 1985 CanLII 62 (SCC)
  • Go to CanLII for full text

The above case is referenced within:

1. British Columbia Motor Vehicle Accident Claims Practice Manual (Current to: February 01 2025)
   • 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]
         • 2. Substantial Possibility, the Earnings Approach, and the Capital Asset Approach [§13.27]
       • L. Failure to Mitigate [§13.46]
         • 1. Failure to Pursue Medical Treatment [§13.47]
2. Civil Jury Instructions (Current to: November 01 2024)
   • Chapter 38. Mitigation of Damages by the Plaintiff—CIVJI 8.07
     • I. Plaintiff Required to Mitigate Loss [§38.1]
   • Chapter 47. Defences—Doctors and Hospitals—Contributory Negligence—CIVJI 9.08
     • III. Negligence of the Plaintiff [§47.3]
   • Chapter 57. Personal Injury—Introduction—Proof of Damages—CIVJI 14.02
     • I. Burden of Proof [§57.1]
   • Chapter 64. Pecuniary Damages—Cost of Future Care—CIVJI 14.09
     • II. Level of Care to Be Within Reason [§64.2]
   • Chapter 65. Pecuniary Damages—Loss of Future Earning Capacity—CIVJI 14.10
     • III. Standard of Proof: Real and Substantial Possibility of Pecuniary Loss from Lost Income Earning Capacity [§65.3]
   • Chapter 72. Miscellaneous—Pre-existing Disability—Latent—Thin Skull Rule—CIVJI 14.17
     • I. Explanation of Thin Skull Rule [§72.1]