Is loss of capacity to perform housekeeping compensated as a pecuniary loss?
British Columbia, Canada
The following excerpt is from McLeod v. Goodman, 2014 BCSC 839 (CanLII):
Loss of capacity to perform housekeeping tasks is long established to be compensable as a pecuniary loss. As was explained in McTavish v. MacGillivray, 2000 BCCA 164 at paras. 63-67:
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