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2[2]J.G.Fleming,The Law of Torts,6th ed. (Toronto:Carswell,1983)and A.M.Linden,Canadian Negligence Law (Toronto : Butterworths , 1972).
3[3]P.F.Bargen, The Legal Status of the Canadian Public School Pupil (Toronto: Macmillian, 1961 ) ,ch.7;F. Enns,The Legal Status of the Canadian School Board (Toronto:Macmillian, 1963); and S.G.Mc Curdy, The Legal Status of the Canadian Teacher (Toronto:Macmillian, 1968)ch.8.
4[4]R.L.Lamb,Legal Liability of School Boards and Teachers for Accidents (Ottawa:CandianTeachers'Federation, 1959); R.L.Lamb, Canadian School Trustees-In and At Law (Ottawa: Canadian Teachgers'Federtion, 1966); A.M.Thomas, Accidents Will Happen:An Inquiry into the Legal Liability of Teachers and School Boards (Toronto: OISE Press,1976);Community Legal Education Ontario, Legal Responsibility to Students (Toronto: OISE Press, 1979).
5[5]W.L.Prosser, Handbook of the Law of Torts, 2d ed(St Paul: West Publishing Co,1955), at 1; ascited in Bargen, supra note 3,at 134-5,and Mc Curdy,idem,at 131.
