Stone Mountain Memorial Ass'n v. Herrington

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• where public was paid a fee to park their cars but not to enter the premises, parking fee did not qualify as charge pursuant to RPA
• where public was paid a fee to park their cars but not to enter the premises, parking fee did not qualify as charge pursuant to RPA
• plaintiffs’ affidavits stating that a park admission charge was paid did not contravene defendant’s specific affidavits that the charge was merely a parking fee; summary judgment for defendant affirmed
• when wife's bodily injury claim was barred by statute providing that landowners who allow use of land for recreational purposes owe no duty of care to persons who use land for that purpose, husband's loss of consortium claim was also barred
• when wife’s bodily injury claim was barred by statute providing that landowners who allow use of land for recreational purposes owe no duty of care to persons who use land for that purpose, husband’s loss of consortium claim was also barred

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