
What is the Occupiers’ Liability Act in Ontario?
Accidents happen, but when they occur on someone else’s property, the law in Ontario provides clear guidance on who may be held responsible. The Occupiers’ Liability Act is the legislation that outlines the duties of property owners, landlords, business operators, and others who are considered “occupiers” of premises. Understanding this Act is key for anyone injured on someone else’s ...
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