In today’s case (Dhaliwal v. Pillay)
the Plaintiff was involved in two collisions, the first in 2010, the
second in 2011. The Defendants admitted fault for both crashes. Prior
to the collisions the plaintiff fell off a ladder and injured his neck
and back and had ongoing symptoms from this injury. The Court found the
collisions aggravated these pre-existing injuries. In assessing
non-pecuniary damages at $50,000 Mr. Justice Truscott provided the
following reasons:
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