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The snowy slopes of a Connecticut ski resort emerged as a battlefield for significant principles of contract and tort law last week. The state Supreme Court, in a razor-thin victory for an injured snow tuber, left no room for recreational facilities to maneuver their way around future liability for their own negligence. The decision brings snow tubing in line with skiing and snowboarding: Participants assume the risk of injury inherent in the sport, but not the risk of operator negligence.
December 07, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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