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· 10/28/1994

Kyriazis v. University of West Virginia

Citations

  • 450 S.E.2d 649
  • 192 W. Va. 60
  • 1994 W. Va. LEXIS 161

How courts have described this case

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  • noting that state action is required to raise a claim for a violation of Article III, § 17 of the West Virginia Constitution
  • finding anticipatory release that served as absolute bar to injury claims by rugby player violated Certain Remedy Clause
  • finding anticipatory release that served as absolute bar to injury claims by rugby player violated Certain Remedy Clause
  • finding anticipatory release that served as absolute bar to injury claims by rugby player violated Certain Remedy Clause
  • release for state university-sponsored club rugby was invalid because “[w]hen a state university provides recreational activities to its students, it fulfills its educational mission, and performs a public service”
  • because university performs a “public service,” it is against public policy to enforce preinjury liability release between student and university

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Judges: Neely, Brotherton, Miller

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