In the Case of Crocker V Sundance, Mr

question 19

Multiple Choice

In the case of Crocker v Sundance, Mr. Crocker was an invitee to the ski resort. The Supreme Court of Canada held that as an invitee:

• A) Mr. Crocker was responsible for his own injuries because he was intoxicated and Sundance owed him no duty of care
• B) Sundance was responsible for his injuries because he was intoxicated and Sundance owed him a duty of care
• C) Mr. Crocker was partially responsible for his own injuries because he was intoxicated and Sundance owed him no duty of care
• D) Sundance was partially responsible for his injuries because he was intoxicated and Sundance owed him a duty of care

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