Dangerous Campgrounds
http://blog.civiliansguidetolawyers.com/2013/01/24/sticky-business-non-negotiable-adhesion-contract-arms-race/ Let's see if this thread gets deleted. I've noticed that more and more campgrounds ...
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Recently saw a news item where family kid was electrocuted in family swimming pool. Apparently, some in-pool lights had corroded.
If this had happened at a campground swimming pool, would you consider this one of the risks you and your kid had assumed by using the swimming pool (assumption of risk)?
Would you consider it the responsibility of the campground to check that in-pool lights had not corroded?
If yes, would you consider the campground negligent for not checking (or checking and not doing a good job of checking), or grossly negligent?
If just ordinary negligence by campground, then you'd be fine that campground is not liable?
If this had happened at a campground swimming pool, would you consider this one of the risks you and your kid had assumed by using the swimming pool (assumption of risk)?
Would you consider it the responsibility of the campground to check that in-pool lights had not corroded?
If yes, would you consider the campground negligent for not checking (or checking and not doing a good job of checking), or grossly negligent?
If just ordinary negligence by campground, then you'd be fine that campground is not liable?
