In Boivin v. Glenavon S.D. 1937 CanLII 197 (SK CA), [1937] 2 W.W.R. 170, cited for the defendants, I expressed the doubt whether the term “invitee” accurately described the status of a girl pupil attending a public school in this province, as she did not do so by choice but under statutory compulsion. I did not mean to suggest however that such a circumstance lessened the extent of the duty of the school authorities to care for her safety.
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