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A four-justice majority of the Connecticut Supreme Court came close last week to holding that a ski resort patron could validly sign away the right to sue for negligence, if release language was clear. In Francesca Hyson v. White Water Resorts of Connecticut Inc., the court ruled that the Powder Ridge release at issue was ineffective to shield the resort from liability because it didn't say in so many words that the signer was giving up the right to sue for negligence.
September 02, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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