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| K.T. v Denis Vranich, Elixir and Paradise Lane Developments Hamilton Inc. | OSC | Case by waitress sexually assaulted against employee of bar and finding of vicarious liability. The employee was also seen as “operating mind” which is usually seen as a ground of liability independently of the VL test. | Judgment jointly and severally. The case was undefended. |
| 2011 |
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| Hudson v Youth Continuum, Phillip Brindle and The Brindle Agency Inc | OSC | | The judgment was against the personal and corporate defendants jointly and severally. There is no analysis of vicarious liability, however. The case was undefended. |
| 2012 |
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| Pawlett v Dominion Protection Service | | Finding on vicarious liability where the plaintiff was supervised by person she believed was in charge of the company, often left alone together. No sexual harassment manual found as a factor in the finding. | |
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| Court of Appeal | Alb CA |
| 2008 |
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| Ivic v Lokavic | OCA | OCA finds against vicarious liability in case of sexual assault by cab driver against intoxicated woman travelling alone | |
| 2017 |
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| Osmani v Universal Structure | OSC | A finding of vicarious liability on USRL for the tortious battery and assaults by Mr. De-Almeida. | Hard to reconcile this decision with the OCA reasons above. |
| December 2022 |
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