How has the BC Supreme Court in BC considered the definition of an indivisible injury?
Ontario, Canada
The following excerpt is from Decision No. 831/17, 2017 ONWSIAT 1970 (CanLII):
We have also considered the case of Estable v. New, [2011] BCSC 1556, which is referenced in Decision No. 1884/07 for the statement that: Indivisible injuries are those that cannot be separated, such as aggravation or exacerbation of an earlier injury, an injury to the same body area, or global symptoms that are impossible to separate.
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