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Ramos v. South Coast British Columbia Transportation Authority
In this case, Joseph Ramos sued South Coast British Columbia Transportation Authority (Translink) under the Occupiers Liability Act for injuries he sustained after tripping and falling on a concrete ramp at the Port Coquitlam transit station. Mr. Ramos argued that Translink was negligent in not addressing the tripping hazard. Translink claimed that it provided a safe alternate route and that Mr. Ramos assumed the risk by taking a shortcut. The court found Translink 100% at fault and awarded Mr. Ramos $38,000 in non-pecuniary damages, $5,822.03 in special damages, and $1,644.29 in health care costs. Mr. Ramos was also granted costs of the action.
Joseph Ramos
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South Coast British Columbia Transportation Authority doing business as Translink
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K. Tirmandi

British Columbia Rapid Transit Company Ltd. doing business as Skytrain
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K. Tirmandi

Greater Vancouver Transportation Authority
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K. Tirmandi

Canadian Pacific Railway Company
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K. Tirmandi

ABC Company Ltd.
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K. Tirmandi

ABC2 Company Ltd.
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K. Tirmandi

John Doe
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K. Tirmandi

Supreme Court of British Columbia
S1810643
Personal injury law
$ 45,466
Plaintiff