Does Section B indemnity need to be extended to all members of the public?
New Brunswick, Canada
The following excerpt is from Richard v. Arsenault, 2002 NBQB 94 (CanLII):
In Morris v. Collette (2001) N.B.J. No 301, I was of the view that the Section B weekly indemnity should be deducted. However the facts of that case are different.
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