How have courts treated the issue of fault or blameworthiness in the context of a negligence claim?
British Columbia, Canada
The following excerpt is from Doyle v Hubick, 2022 BCSC 309 (CanLII):
In Alberta Wheat Pool v. Northwest Pile, 2000 BCCA 505, Finch J.A. (as then he was) explained that fault or blameworthiness covers a continuum of conduct:
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