
Court of Appeal affirms expanded interpretation of “use or operation of a motor vehicle”
Introduction A recent decision of the Alberta Court of Appeal appears to broaden the definition of what constitutes “the use or operation of a motor vehicle” as it applies to a party seeking compensation from the Administrator of the Alberta Motor Vehicle Accident Claims Act, RSA 2000, c M-22. The purpose of this legislation is...
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