What are the actual questions put to a jury in a tort action?
Nova Scotia, Canada
The following excerpt is from Hillier v. Royal & Sun Alliance Co., 2005 NSSC 160 (CanLII):
The actual questions put to that jury in Hillier v. Mann, supra, in the tort action, were as follows and I am quoting: ...at what amount do you assess the total damages of the plaintiff in the following categories: 2 (a) Past loss of income from October 2, 1997 until today if any
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