Utah Supreme Court· 8/16/1994

White v. Deseelhorst

Citations

879 P.2d 1371
245 Utah Adv. Rep. 4
1994 Utah LEXIS 59
1994 WL 440812

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holding that jury could find that placement of “cat track” intended to smooth traverse for novice skiers was unnecessarily dangerous and not an inherent risk
holding that a jury could find that the placement of a “cat track” intended to smooth a traverse for novice skiers was unnecessarily dangerous and not an inherent risk
“[W]e may affirm the judgment on any ground, even one not relied upon by the [tribunal below].”
“[W]e may affirm the judgment on any ground, even one not relied upon by the trial court.”

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Judges: Durham, Zimmerman, Russon, Stewart, Howe

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