Tag: Marine Claims

BC Court of Appeal – No Negligence in Case of “Catapulting” Mooring Rope

Reasons for judgement were published today by the BC Court of Appeal upholding a trial dismissal of a negligence claim involving a mooring rope which ‘catapulted’ into a Plaintiff causing injury.

In today’s case (Oddy v. Waterway Partnership Equities Inc.) the Plaintiff was injured when “a stake embedded in a beach, and attached by the mooring rope to the houseboat, broke free and was catapulted back towards the houseboat“.  The stake struck the Plaintiff causing significant injuries.

The Plaintiff argued

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