Meese v. Brigham Young University

How courts have described this case

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• explaining that various aspects of the contributory negligence doctrine apply in the context of comparative negligence
• student beginner skier did not assume unknown risk of improperly adjusted bindings fitted by defendant; defendant 75 percent responsible for plaintiff's injuries
• student beginner skier did not assume unknown risk of improperly adjusted bindings fitted by defendant; defendant 75 percent responsible for plaintiff's injuries

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