In what circumstances will a plaintiff quit school because she did not like school?
Ontario, Canada
The following excerpt is from C.S. v. Nigro, 2010 ONSC 3204 (CanLII):
The victim in Hockley v. Riley did not like school. She was suspended several times for fighting. If she did not like what the teacher said, she left. She quit school, not as C.S. did at fourteen, but at seventeen.
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