Is there any case law that would relieve the Respondent of any liability for a motor vehicle accident?
Nova Scotia, Canada
The following excerpt is from White v. MacDonald, 2011 NSSC 323 (CanLII):
The Respondent cited the case of Pierce v. ING Insurnace (2006) NSSC 31, as well as Section 93 of the Motor Vehicle Act , both of which he says should relieve him from any liability for the accident.
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