Serving It Right Practice Test · Question
If a server over-serves a patron, who can be held liable for resulting damages or injuries?
In cases of over-service, the server, the licensed establishment, and potentially the intoxicated patron themselves can all be held liable for any resulting dam
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Question: If a server over-serves a patron, who can be held liable for resulting damages or injuries?
Answer options:
- Only the intoxicated patron
- Only the establishment owner ✅ The server, the establishment, and potentially the patron
- Only the person who drove the patron home
Correct answer: The server, the establishment, and potentially the patron
Explanation: In cases of over-service, the server, the licensed establishment, and potentially the intoxicated patron themselves can all be held liable for any resulting damages or injuries.
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- What does 'due diligence' refer to in the context of responsible alcohol service? (alternate scenario)
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- What is the minimum legal drinking age in British Columbia? (alternate scenario)
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