What is a customer's liability for injuries sustained by a customer at a convenience store?
New Brunswick, Canada
The following excerpt is from Legood v. Atlantic Wholesalers Ltd., 2002 NBQB 41 (CanLII):
A customer in a place of business has a duty to take reasonable care for her own safety and should the customer breach this duty and as a result contribute to the cause of her injury, then a degree of fault should be apportioned to her for the injuries suffered. See again, McAllister v. Wal-Mart Can. Inc. , above.
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