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Who pays the damages? It would appear that drivers can take their choice of direction in which they would prefer when they turn off University Ave. on(...)
Who pays the damages? It would appear that drivers can take their choice of direction in which they would prefer when they turn off University Ave. on(...)

Who pays the damages? It would appear that drivers can take their choice of direction in which they would prefer when they turn off University Ave. on(...)

Date7/7/1976
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Original Toronto Star caption: Who pays the damages? It would appear that drivers can take their choice of direction in which they would prefer when they turn off University Ave. on to Pearl St. Two-way arrows have been up about a month. Actually, Pearl is one-way, going west.
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      ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
      CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
      Usage Rights Copyright (Learn More)
      Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
      Object NumberTSPA_0115523F
      Charge it: New licences, with magnetic strips like credit cards, would allow drivers to pay speeding tickets on the spot and let police look up driver history
      Charge it: New licences, with magnetic strips like credit cards, would allow drivers to pay speeding tickets on the spot and let police look up driver history
      Mahler, John
      5/13/1993
      Won in court: Patrick Cudahy sits in his 1980 Cadillac Elorado, looking spiffy now after three years of fighting to get his car in reasonable working order. His battle culminated in a District Court ruling last month that his new car was actually a used one. The court ordered the dealer pay various damages and Cudahy's legal expenses.
      Won in court: Patrick Cudahy sits in his 1980 Cadillac Elorado, looking spiffy now after three years of fighting to get his car in reasonable working order. His battle culminated in a District Court ruling last month that his new car was actually a used one. The court ordered the dealer pay various damages and Cudahy's legal expenses.
      Faught, Ken
      12/21/1987
      Husband seeks damages, Steven Szeman, right, who says Etobicoke General Hospital caused him to kill his wife, and son Joseph head for court in their claim for damages
      Husband seeks damages, Steven Szeman, right, who says Etobicoke General Hospital caused him to kill his wife, and son Joseph head for court in their claim for damages
      Mahler, John
      11/2/1988
      He'll stay until Lake Ontario freezes over, says Guido Merkl of Dryden who pitched his tent at Queen's Park on Wednesday to bolster his claim that the provincial government owes him $2,000 for damages when a house was removed from a construction site he was working on last year
      He'll stay until Lake Ontario freezes over, says Guido Merkl of Dryden who pitched his tent at Queen's Park on Wednesday to bolster his claim that the provincial government owes him $2,000 for damages when a house was removed from a construction site he was working on last year
      Toronto Star (Firm)
      10/13/1978
      Good as new: Kleran O'Dwyer insepcts his repaired Cessna 310 which received $60,000 in damages after if collided with a deer last summer at Pearson international Airport
      Good as new: Kleran O'Dwyer insepcts his repaired Cessna 310 which received $60,000 in damages after if collided with a deer last summer at Pearson international Airport
      Stawicki, Andrew
      1/28/1993
      Untainted Produce, David Suarez, propietor of Chicaro Organic Green Grocers, complains that publicity about Kensington market being filled with pesticide sprays damages reputation of stores such as his, which sells organically grown produce
      Untainted Produce, David Suarez, propietor of Chicaro Organic Green Grocers, complains that publicity about Kensington market being filled with pesticide sprays damages reputation of stores such as his, which sells organically grown produce
      Lennon, Frank
      10/27/1988
      H. S, (Stan) Bond won't retire although he'll soon be 94. He's too old to renew his driver's license so makes his sales calls via bus and streetcar. Bond thinks today's company managers would do a better job if they were given bonuses for boosting profits. His customer say he knows merchandise well.
      H. S, (Stan) Bond won't retire although he'll soon be 94. He's too old to renew his driver's license so makes his sales calls via bus and streetcar. Bond thinks today's company managers would do a better job if they were given bonuses for boosting profits. His customer say he knows merchandise well.
      Innell, Reg, 1926-2018
      1/4/1973
      Key players: From left, Ontario Court Justice Fred Hayes, who ordered damages, Michael Bregman, of original family owners, and Don McKitterick, an investor in the restaurant
      Key players: From left, Ontario Court Justice Fred Hayes, who ordered damages, Michael Bregman, of original family owners, and Don McKitterick, an investor in the restaurant
      Lautens, Richard
      8/3/1993
      Happy here: Leafs' fine goaltending prospect, Ken Wregget, who looks younger than his 19 years, admits he must spend time developing, but he would prefer doing it with the Leafs
      Happy here: Leafs' fine goaltending prospect, Ken Wregget, who looks younger than his 19 years, admits he must spend time developing, but he would prefer doing it with the Leafs
      Lennon, Frank
      12/13/1983
      Runaway horse damages seven cars
      Runaway horse damages seven cars
      Toronto Star (Firm)
      5/9/1936
      Fighting back against Quebec, Jehovah Witnesses are claiming $15,000 damages from the city of Montreal, their lawyer, A
      Fighting back against Quebec, Jehovah Witnesses are claiming $15,000 damages from the city of Montreal, their lawyer, A
      James, Norman
      12/30/1945
      Happy winners: Erika and Peter Nippa were awarded $100,000 in damages by a court after a 20-year battle with owners of a garbage close to their farm.
      Happy winners: Erika and Peter Nippa were awarded $100,000 in damages by a court after a 20-year battle with owners of a garbage close to their farm.
      Cimbron, P.
      5/23/1991