Seaton v. East Windsor Speedway, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• finding that racing does not involve public interests and enforcing a pre-race release
• finding plaintiff did not make an allegation that the release he signed was folded or otherwise hidden so as to constitute fraud
• finding plaintiff did not make an allegation that the release he signed was folded or otherwise hidden so as to constitute fraud
• stating “the bold-typed letters ‘Release and Waiver of Liability and Indemnity Agreement’ at the top of the sheet quickly notify the signer that the paper is, in fact, a release[]”
• “a releasor can ordinarily not avoid the effect of a release upon the ground that at the time he signed the paper he did not read it or know its contents, but relied on what another said about it”
• working in pit crew at auto racing track

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