· 12/7/1937
Hodson v. Marks
Citations
- 165 Misc. 680
- 300 N.Y.S. 661
- 1937 N.Y. Misc. LEXIS 1975
How courts have described this case
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- appellant, a first time snowmobile operator, could not have known that snowmobiles were inherently risky when used on an icy surface and, therefore, could not have assumed the risk that the snowmobile would tip over
- appellant, a first time snowmobile operator, could not have known that snowmobiles were inherently risky when used on an icy surface and, therefore, could not have assumed the risk that the snowmobile would tip over
- declining to apply primary assumption of risk to snowmobile rider
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Judges: Lippe
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