· 8/5/1993
Nolan v. Mt. Bachelor, Inc.
Citations
- 856 P.2d 305
- 317 Or. 328
- 1993 Ore. LEXIS 115
How courts have described this case
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- where text of statute suggested a particular interpretation, court looked to legislative history for confirmation; court did not identify any competing interpretation also suggested by the statute
- trial counsel not deficient for not requesting a jury poll before Ramos was decided
- Skier Responsibility Law provides that “ [t] o the extent an injury is caused by an inherent risk of skiing, a skier will not recover against a ski area operator; to the extent an injury is a result of [ski area operator] negligence, comparative negligence applies”
- explaining legislative history and intent behind Skiing Activities statutes
- explaining legislative history and intent behind Skiing Activities statutes
- Skier Responsibility Law provides that “[t]o the extent an injury is caused by an inherent risk of skiing, a skier will not recover against a ski area operator; to the extent an injury is a result of [ski area operator] negligence, compar- ative negligence applies”
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