· 7/28/1902
Rand v. Kipp
Citations
- 27 Mont. 138
- 69 P. 714
- 1902 Mont. LEXIS 96
How courts have described this case
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- noting that Ohio courts have historically applied the doctrine of primary assumption of the risk in sporting events
- noting that Ohio courts have historically applied the doctrine of primary assumption of the risk in sporting events
- merging implied assumption of risk with contributory negligence but expressly not merging express assumption of risk
- defense of implied assumption of risk is merged with defense of contributory negligence under R.C. 2315.19
- defense of implied assumption of risk is merged with defense of contributory negligence under R.C. 2315.19
- The “merger of assumption of risk with contributory negligence is not intended to merge that category of assumption of risk known as ‘express’ assumption of risk.”
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Judges: Brantlt, Giiie
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