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ARTICLE · 24 MARCH 2015

Case Summary: Rollins (Litigation Guardian Of) V. English Language Separate District School Board No. 39

The plaintiffs claimed for injuries allegedly suffered by the plaintiff Lindsey Rollins at an alleged schoolyard incident 19 years in the past, on May 15, 1990.

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The plaintiffs claimed for injuries allegedly suffered by the plaintiff Lindsey Rollins at an alleged schoolyard incident 19 years in the past, on May 15, 1990. At the time, Lindsey Rollins was six years old and in Grade 1 at St. Agnes Catholic School.

The plaintiffs alleged that while Lindsey and a friend (Amy Lozon) were playing in the schoolyard at noon recess, an "older boy" standing behind Lindsey swung a pair of roller blade skates over his head and suddenly let go of them so that they struck her on the left side of her head. They alleged that although Lindsey remained at school for the rest of the day, her parents noticed that there was something wrong with her that evening. Lindsey's mother and coplaintiff gave evidence that Lindsey had been warm and feverish that evening and acted withdrawn. She also claimed that Lindsey's left eye began to twitch and that she complained of pain behind that eye. The next day, Lindsey was taken to her maternal grandmother's

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