Phillips v. Community Center Foundation & the Children's Farm

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• noting its own reservations with regard to the Recreational Use Act’s applicability because the statute deals with premise liability, and the defendant’s negligence was based upon its failure, after notice, to replace or repair the defective cinch strap
• noting its own reservations with regard to the Recreational Use Act's applicability because the statute deals with premise liability, and the defendant's negligence was based upon its failure, after notice, to replace or repair the defective cinch strap
• “Acquiescence by the principal in the conduct of the putative agent is sufficient to establish apparent authority.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).