Collins v. Milburn

How courts have described this case

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• allowing assumption of risk, [using same subjective standard employed by the trial court in this case], to defeat a dram shop action by a passenger knowingly and voluntarily riding with an intoxicated driver
• allowing assumption of risk, [using same subjective standard employed by the trial court in this case], to defeat a dram shop action by a passenger knowingly and voluntarily riding with an intoxicated driver
• passenger of automobile could not recover from tavern in dramshop action where driver was intoxicated; passenger knew driver was intoxi cated; passenger neither sought nor wanted other transportation and voluntarily assumed risk of riding with known intoxicated driver
• assumption of risk defense available under present dram shop act
• assumption of risk defense available under present dram shop act

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).