What is the test for loss of income prior to trial?
British Columbia, Canada
The following excerpt is from Agar v. Morgan, 2003 BCSC 630 (CanLII):
Lastly, care must be taken to avoid duplication. That is, if an expense is covered by one award, it must not be duplicated in another award. See: Milina v. Bartsch, supra. (A) Loss of Income Prior To Trial
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