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Under Ontario’s Occupiers’ Liability Act, property owners and those occupying a property are required to keep that property in safe condition for all those that enter into it. The Act applies to not only homeowners, but also tenants, businesses, and institutions such as hospitals and municipal buildings.

If the negligence of a property owner/occupier led to an injurious accident on their premises, you may be entitled to compensation. To learn more, schedule a free initial consultation with our London premises liability lawyers by calling 1-800-JUSTICE.

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If you have any questions and would like to schedule a call with our legal team for a FREE no-obligation consultation, contact us now. During this call you can ask any questions as it relates to your accident and/or claim and we'll discuss your options and possible outcomes.

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Homeowners and Businesses

There are three types of individuals that may occupy a property. These are homeowners, businesses, and tenants. Of these, businesses are held to the highest standard for keeping people safe on their property. This includes ensuring any and all spills are cleaned up, keeping sidewalks and walkways free of ice and snow, and ensuring there is proper lighting in dark spaces such as parking lots. When there are dangers present, such as when work is being done overhead or when a walking surface is uneven, businesses are required to inform visitors to their property with proper signage.

While homeowners are just as responsible for keeping people safe when they enter the property, in most cases, civil suits filed against a homeowner deal with three main types of hazards. These are:

  • Unsafe walking surfaces, such as snow and ice that has not been removed
  • Excessive drinking which leads to unsafe conditions the homeowner should have been aware of
  • Drowning accidents

While things such as leaving objects in walkways and uneven surfaces can certainly be present and cause harm in a private home, these cases are much rarer and can be more difficult to prove in court. When an individual believes this is the kind of case they are dealing with, it is important they speak to a premises liability lawyer in London that can help them prove their case.

Call 1-888-608-2111 for available options or Book a Consultation

Tenants

Tenancy can often pose a great deal of questions when it comes to premises liability. Because the property is owned by a landlord that generally does not live there, and is occupied by a tenant that does not own the property, it can be difficult to know who to hold liable should an individual be hurt on the property.

In most cases, it is the landlord that is responsible for any harm an individual experiences while on the property but this, of course, depends on how the hazard or disrepair originated. This is because landlord should know about dangers that are present and should take care of them. Tenants are responsible for defects or disrepair created by the tenant.

In cases where the tenant has informed the landlord of the danger and the landlord has not yet taken the proper steps to correct it, the landlord could be found liable. Also, when an individual is hurt in a common area such as a lobby, and no tenant is responsible for maintaining that area, the landlord could also be held responsible.

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Accidents on someone else’s property can have serious consequences. If you were injured because of a negligent property owner/occupier, our London premises liability lawyers may be able to help you recover the compensation you deserve. To learn about options for financial recovery that might be available to you, call 1-800-JUSTICE today and receive a free initial consultation.

 

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151 Eglinton Ave W,
Toronto, ON
M4R 1A6
Fax: 1-855-364-7027
Toll Free: 1-888-608-2111
4145 N Service Rd
Burlington, ON
L7L 4X6
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2 County Ct Blvd #400,
Brampton, ON
L6W 3W8
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Toll Free: 1-888-608-2111
105 Consumers Drive
Whitby, ON
L1N 1C4
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Toll Free: 1-888-608-2111
92 Caplan Ave #121,
Barrie, ON
L4N 0Z7
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Toll Free: 1-888-608-2111
380 Wellington St Tower B, 6th Floor,
London, ON
N6A 5B5
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2233 Argentia Rd Suite 302,
East Tower Mississauga, ON
L5N 6A6
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1 Hunter St E,
Hamilton, ON
L8N 3W1
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Toll Free: 1-888-608-2111
459 George St N,
Peterborough, ON
K9H 3R9
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Toll Free: 1-888-608-2111
22 Frederick Street,
Suite 700
Kitchener, ON N2H 6M6
Fax: 1-855-364-7027
Toll Free: 1-888-608-2111
116 Lisgar Street, Suite 300
Ottawa ON
K2P 0C2
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10 Milner Business Ct #300,
Scarborough, ON
M1B 3C6
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