· 10/19/2001
Barrett Ex Rel. Barrett v. Unified School District No. 259
Citations
- 32 P.3d 1156
- 272 Kan. 250
- 2001 Kan. LEXIS 610
How courts have described this case
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- explaining that recreational-use immunity would not apply to parking lots because, unlike recreational facilities, schools would develop parking lots regardless of immunity incentives
- holding the recreational use exception eliminates any liability of the defendants for ordinary negligence
- holding the recreational use exception eliminates any liability of the defendants for ordinary negligence
- stating legal duty may arise by case law or by statute
- student died from heat stroke at football practice due to coach’s alleged negligence and gross negligence
- after holding KTCA’s recreational use exception provided immunity, no need to consider KTCA’s discretionaiy function exception
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Judges: Davis
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