How to apply Lord Denning's approach in a motor vehicle accident case?
Saskatchewan, Canada
The following excerpt is from Vigoren v. Nystuen, 2006 SKCA 47 (CanLII):
The Froom v. Butcher approach also recommends itself because of its practical workability. Its application may require a judge or jury to sort through complex evidence concerning the extent to which injury might have been prevented by seat belt use. Nonetheless, the fundamental concepts involved in Lord Denning's approach are straightforward and easily understood.
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