Raroha v. Earle Finance Corp., Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• “It may be that plaintiff’s injuries are now more serious than he believed them to be when he signed the release. However, . . . it is the law of this State that the release is binding and that the releasor will be held to the terms . . . he willingly and knowingly entered.”

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