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· 12/11/2020

Delvron Turner v. State

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that an exculpatory provision was not clear and unequivocal when its language “create[d] ambiguity about exactly what type of claims [we]re being released”
  • invalidating an exculpatory clause when disclaimer was qualified by a statement that the surgeon would “do the very best to take care of [the patient] according to community medical standards”

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