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Who can be held liable if a patron is over-served alcohol and later causes harm?
In British Columbia, if a patron is over-served alcohol and then causes harm, the server, the management, and the establishment (licensee) can all be held legal
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Question: Who can be held liable if a patron is over-served alcohol and later causes harm?
Answer options:
- Only the patron who consumed the alcohol
- Only the server who provided the drinks ✅ The server, the management, and the establishment (licensee)
- Only the police department
Correct answer: The server, the management, and the establishment (licensee)
Explanation: In British Columbia, if a patron is over-served alcohol and then causes harm, the server, the management, and the establishment (licensee) can all be held legally liable. This shared responsibility emphasizes the importance of responsible beverage service. The patron is also liable, but it does not absolve the server/establishment.
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