Implied consent based on number of factors

Jan 20, 2015

When determining whether a driver had consent to have possession of a vehicle, a court is likely to consider factors such as the driver's prior use of the vehicle; whether the driver was previously reprimanded for breaking rules related to use of the vehicle; and the driver's access to the vehicle, Toronto insurance defence lawyer Jennifer Hunter writes in Lawyers Weekly.

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