12Jun
Are parents liable for their adult children’s social host mistakes?
In the 2006 case Childs v. Desormeaux, the Supreme Court of Canada provided initial clarification on the law of social host liability, finding that hosting a party at which alcohol is served does not, without more, establish the degree of proximity...
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